Stuart Insch Wargames

Tuesday night is games night. After last weeks games at Oldmeldrum Wargames Club, we decided we'd have another game or two this week. As...

 Since I had finished my GNW Swedes and Cossacks it was time to put them on the table for a game.  On Tuesday evening I ran the King's W...

I hosted my mates John and Eric from Banchory today and so we decided to game the Battle of Corrichie once more. John and I first discussed ...

This time a straight across the table fight featuring 6 Jacobite clan unit's and a small unit of Royal Ecossais against 3 Hanoverian lin...

 It's the 275th anniversary Culloden on the 16th and now that I have care of some jacobites I organised an online zoom game with mates f...

I received my Border Reiver figures from Timeline/Hoka Hey. These are the ex Graven images Jim Bowen range and are a chunky but wonderfully ...

Huntly's Men. The Earl of Huntly was the preeminent nobleman in North East Scotland. He controlled or had influence over most of wh...

The Battle of Corrichie. In 1562 Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots, had given her protestant half-brother, James Stewart, the title Earl o...

Monday's order from Casting Room, Wednesdays delivery and Thursdays paintjob. At Corrichie Moray brought trained troops from Lothian t...

I continued with my distraction over the weekend. From now on mornings will be job, CV, and "constructive" time whilst afternoons ...

A while back, a loonngg while back, I picked up some Foundry Elizabethan, Swashbuckler and Conquistador figures from sales, eBay and the Lea...

On Sunday my son and I had a kitchen table game of Pikemans Lament using some old GW Empire figures which I had started to roughly convert a...

Finished off the last of my SYW Russian foot regiments (for now!) and since the green paint was out I decided I would have a bash at painti...