Bought for me by my daughter from Cheddar carboot sale.
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Showing posts with label nostalgia. Show all posts
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Friday, 13 May 2022
Airfix German infantry 1962
Sunday, 8 May 2022
Purnell's History of the Second World War
I had these growing up. A part work from newsagents weekly. My Uncle Arthur worked for Purnell's as a proof reader and got us copies of these. We had all the volumes plus some duplicates. When we wargamed it in the 70s these were invaluable. They had nice reconstructions but I haven't found any images online. If you have any get in touch.
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| A typical cover. Very good colour printing for the time 1966 |
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| This is what they looked like with their binders |
Wednesday, 4 May 2022
Battle! Charles Grant
These old school wargames rules for ww2 were published in book form in 1970. Copies of this book fetch high prices but fret not. They are available in magazine form free to download here
Wargames research group rules
https://web.archive.org/web/20150830064733/http://www.wrg.me.uk/WRG.net/History/OLDWRG/WWII.pdf
we had these rules in the late 70s but we never got around to using them. As my favourite rules are free ones I might use these.Tuesday, 3 May 2022
Tanks and other Afvs of the Blitzkrieg era 1939-41
A 1970 publication. If you like a bit of nostalgia with your tanks then this is your book. I am not an expert on tanks but I prefer the early war tanks.
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Britains 9732, PAK 38 German field gun
Bought for me by my daughter from Cheddar carboot sale. The 5 cm Pak 38 was developed in 1938 and approved for mass production in 1939, wit...
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These old school wargames rules for ww2 were published in book form in 1970. Copies of this book fetch high prices but fret not. They are...
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Artwork by Fortunino Matania depicting the German fallschirmjäger in the Netherlands in May 1940.















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