Palouse Wargaming Journal

Inspired by Matt's call to a March kit building challenge (see  Mad March ), I decided to dip my toe into the challenge.   As mentioned ...

Distractions.  Many experience the same, I am sure.  A painting plan is set in mind.  A vow is sworn to stick to it.  Spontaneously, atten...

With nothing but 18mm figures parading across the painting desk for three months, time to interject something different.  Something differ...

To the most recent  Chain of Command game, Jake brought along a few figures from the latest Brigade Games'  28mm WWII kickstarter pr...

Having only four WWII Gebirgsjager remaining in The Lead Pile, I figured I would empty the bin and field two officers and a two-figure LM...

A third section of Black Tree Designs' German Gebirgsjager marches off from the painting desk.  With these thirteen mountain troops,...

A second section of German Mountain troops marches off the painting desk.  These nicely sculpted 28mm figures are from Black Tree Design...

Rather than succumb to a recent Black Tree Design offer of 50% discount against WWII infantry, I maintained a modicum of restraint and i...

Having an interest in the Marita-Merkur operation since the days of GDW's Europa game, of the same name,  I pulled John Sadler's ...

After the first game of Chain of Command (CoC) , I was motivated to resurrect the languishing 28mm WWII skirmish project and added nea...

One situation having the ability to bring a languishing project back to life is a game on the table.   That is exactly what transpired fol...

Having laid out the scenario on the game table beforehand, Scott arrived with rules, figures, and markers in hand and we could begin once ...

After seemingly years of talking about Chain of Command, we will finally be giving the rules a trial on NOV 7.  Scott is developing the s...

With June 6th marking the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings, several wargames manufacturers are offering special savings to commemorate...