As part of the Helidays in Weston-super-Mare I managed to get a chance to photograph a few old army trucks. This is an old Bedford.
Category: historical
Nice model ship being used in a demo game
Warmaster Historical
According to Rick Priestly (who is probably the best source on these kind of things), there will be an historical version of Warmaster to be released by Warhammer Historical Wargames.
Ah well Ed fortunately I still have the old old job to go back to – but as of last week I have been officially on holiday or, to put it another way, finishing off the historical version of Warmaster for Warhammer Historical Wargames.
I wonder if they will produce some miniatures???
WWII Agean Schooner
Mk IV Male
UN Convoy
Operation Sealion
Interesting links on the proposed German invasion of England…
I have quite a few books on Sealion.
The overall conclusion of most historians (and what if experts) is that Sealion could never have succeeded… having said that the whole what if of Sealion makes for interesting games.
In the past I had quite a few games with Home Guard versus German paratroopers, great fun.
I once wrote an alternative Sealion, Otaire de Vigneur, the French invasion of England circa 1940. Though the french strategy of eclair was never taken seriously by British officers in the field.
If you consider the logistics of D-Day, the allies built two ports (Mulberry), the Germans would have had to capture an English port.
Pillbox
Second World War bunker on the West Somerset Railway…
I was quite lucky to catch a picture of this…
stuck the camera out of the window and snapped a shot as the train passed Dunster Castle.
This (I presume) Second World War bunker (or pillbox) was very likely built to defend the railway from German attack. From what I could see it was in pretty good condition.