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First Division Museum at Cantigny
Author and blogger Scott L. Mingus, Sr. stands in front of one of dozen or so World War II and World War I tanks that on the grounds of the First Division Museum at Cantigny, a fascinating free museum… more →
CHARGE! Civil War wargaming
First Division Museum at Cantigny
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Scott Mingus wrote 2 weeks ago: Author and blogger Scott L. Mingus, Sr. stands in front of one of dozen or so World War II and World … more →
Call for Historical Game Masters and Flea Market Sellers
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Scott Mingus wrote 3 months ago: The Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, East presents a “Games-in-Education Day” on S … more →
Still more photos of Pawel Chrzanowski’s 10mm ACW figures!
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Scott Mingus wrote 3 months ago: Here is the third installment of selected photos sent to me by Polish wargamer and figure painter Pa … more →
Siam Painting Service
Scott Mingus wrote 5 months ago: Walter Hufschmid, the general manager of Siam Painting Service in Thailand, sent me a small packet o … more →
HISTORICON Celebrates 25 Years of Historical Miniatures Gaming Pre-Registration Now Open
Scott Mingus wrote 5 months ago: Bel Air, MD (May 27 2009) — The Historical Miniatures Gaming Society East (www.HMGS.org) comme … more →
Some more Cold Wars 2009 photographs!
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Scott Mingus wrote 8 months ago: Naval action at the 2009 Cold Wars miniature wargaming convention held at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. A … more →
Cold Wars 2009 photographs
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Scott Mingus wrote 8 months ago: Andy Turlington, Ashley Johnson, and the Southern Maryland Partizans presented this Johnny Reb III g … more →
Historicon moving from Lancaster PA to Baltimore
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Scott Mingus wrote 8 months ago: As a local living midway between Gettysburg and Lancaster, I love those locations as I can easily po … more →
John Zabawa's Gettysburg Miniature Soldiers
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Scott Mingus wrote 8 months ago: John Zabawa is the proprietor of one of the coolest stores in all of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Among … more →
World War II D-Day game - The Pouppeville Exit
Scott Mingus wrote 11 months ago: The once peacful little village of Pouppeville in 15mm — from the collection of Curt Daniels. … more →
John Hill visits Pacificon / Conquest
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Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: Johnny Reb author John Hill of New Mexico is second from the right in the front row. California game … more →
Olympic gold for Larry Reber!
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Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: Larry converted these stock figures into this array of Native American fighters under the Rebel flag … more →
A couple more Historicon photographs
Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: Background post – Historicon 2008 – Day 1 photos A view of the miniature wargaming actio … more →
Historicon 2008 - Day 1 photos
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Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: (Click on each photograph to enlarge it!) One of the highlights of the afternoon session at the HMGS … more →
Crossed Sabers: Gettysburg in Miniature back in print!
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Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: The Johnny Reb Gaming Society has printed up a fresh batch of copies of our popular all-cavalry, all … more →
Wargaming clubhouses - Tin Soldiers of Antwerp
Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: The Tin Soldiers of Antwerp is a long-time miniature wargaming club in Antwerp, Belgium. In my last … more →
JR3 gaming at Peninsula Campaigns 2008 convention!
Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: Tom Bryant of HMGS-Great Lakes e-mailed me to let me know that plans are firming for the 2008 editio … more →
Are gasoline prices affecting your summer hobby travel plans?
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Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: The hobby of miniature wargaming has experienced somewhat of a revival in recent years, with many ne … more →
Where have all the gamers gone, long time passing?
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Scott Mingus wrote 1 year ago: I recently had a conversation with a friend of mine who bemoaned the fact that there seems to be far … more →
