Palouse Wargaming Journal

Afghan Natives man the outpost As a follow-up to the game two weeks' prior (see Commands & Colors: EIC 1840 ), Kevin reset the ...

Over the weekend, Kevin hosted an early colonial game set in 1840's India.  The gridded battle was to be fought over a huge 15 x 9 til...

While I have more than enough guns and crew for most Italian Wars' battles, one more gun was uncovered in The Lead Pile .  Similarly,...

Initial deployments Commands & Colors: Napoleonics (CCN) .  That was the system on the docket for the Saturday gaming session.  Not ...

Off the painting table this afternoon is one stand of Peter Pig Warrior Monks for the Samurai Battles' project.   The monks were part ...

Kevin and I met to give his newly arrived and stickered Command & Colors: Napoleonics expansion "Austria" an initial test.  Th...

Kevin invited me over Friday evening for a game of CCN. When I arrived, Kevin had Bailen set up on the table. Given Kevin's Francophil...

I joined Kevin and Dylan on Saturday afternoon for three hours of Command and Colours: Napoleonics. Scott had planned to join but was sidel...

I finally managed to get the stickers affixed and blocks sealed on my Command and Colors: Ancients game. On Scott's recommendation, I p...

Kevin is hosting a Command and Colors: Napoleonics (CC:N) session on Saturday. Scott and I are planning to attend. The Command and Colors...

I won auctions for a few items on eBay recently. Most notable, is a collection of 6mm rivers from JR Miniatures. NIB sets containing a goo...

Command Colors Ancients/Napoleonics: Joined up with the group as Austin packs up the remainder of his Otis Orchards belongings and places m...

  Command Colors Ancients/Napoleonics: I returned from two days in the Renton office with a terrible cold/flu. The primary purpose of m...