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Constructing the recent rocky hill…

by madguru | Aug 25, 2012 | Afghan Wars & North-West Frontier, Hills, Rocky Terrain, Terrain Building

The family and I are almost done with our European vacation, and tonight one of my daughters was a bit under the weather, so we all came back to the hotel somewhat early — at least for Rome — and everyone is sleeping, except for me, so… rather than...

Another rocky hill…

by madguru | Aug 12, 2012 | Afghan Wars & North-West Frontier, Hills, Rocky Terrain, Terrain Building

About to head off on a family vacation and wanted to put this up before leaving.  Just finished this latest rocky wood-chip hill this past week, and think it turned out well.  Nothing new compared to the prior info I’ve posted on building and painting...

Mea culpa: 66th had BRASS CHAIN chinstraps

by madguru | Jun 18, 2012 | Fellow Gamers, Miscellaneous History, Rocky Terrain

It’s been a busy Spring here at the Maiwand Day household, on work and family fronts, and hobby activity and related blogging have suffered from the resulting lack of time on my part.  But sooner or later this too shall pass, and with the successful...

9th Lancers in Afghanistan — and a brief increase in scale…

by madguru | Apr 13, 2012 | British Army, Hills, Rocky Terrain, Terrain Building

It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything new here, but there’s some good stuff in the pipeline…(1) I’m almost done with my second “vertical wood-chip” hill — here’s a few WIP pics as a...

EYE CANDY: 72nd Highlanders at Charasiab

by madguru | Jan 19, 2012 | Afghan Wars & North-West Frontier, British Army, Hills, Rocky Terrain

These are some of the first pictures of miniatures taken in my new house.I took them in my office, using light from a small directable ceiling fixture meant to illuminate artwork that will one day (hopefully in the not-too-distant-future) hang on the wall below. The...

Afghan/NWF rocky hill goes VERTICAL

by madguru | Jan 3, 2012 | Hills, Rocky Terrain, Terrain Building

A while ago I was suddenly hit with what I thought was a very good idea — to try to use the same kind of WOOD-CHIPS I used to build a nice little rocky hill (LINK to prior blog post) in a different way — specifically, to turn them on their ends and use...
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Maiwand Links

  • David Gore’s page
  • Garen Ewing’s site
  • Maiwand scenario from Principles Of War
  • Article on Maiwand from May-June 2001 Military Review Magazine
  • Maiwand page at BritishBattles.com

Camerone Links

  • French & Mexican uniforms of the Maximillian campaign
  • Battle of Camerone music video
  • THE MEXICAN ADVENTURE or: The Phantom Crown
  • el Camaron revisited
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