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  • The invasion of Crete began on 20th May 1941. This game was played at a regular meeting at NWA of the Mitcham venue.

  • Lorraine in France was the setting for one of the two games on display for World War 2 at NWA’s Games 01; the club’s annual public display day.

  • Operation Sea Lion, the hypothetical invasion of Great Britain was the focus for the World War 2 game on display at NWA’s Games 2000; the club’s annual public display day.

  • Some pictures from the World War 2 game on display at NWA’s Games 97; the club’s annual public display day. This game was set in the Russian Front during 1943.   […]

  • Photo gallery of German fighting vehicles from World War 2.

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    The following is a brief description of a game played in late 2000 involving NWA members. On the 16th December 1944 the Wehrmacht launched Wacht am Rhein. One of the […]

  • One of the difficulties that wargamers face when selecting an appropriate set of rules for World War 2 is that there are almost too many to choose from. The wargamer […]

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    “For the Motherland!” Peter Stone has been running a World War 2 campaign set on the Eastern Front during the latter half of 2006, recreating Operation Barbarossa. This particular scenario […]

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    The challenge of World War 1 wargaming is to break the prejudices that it is boring. World War 1 is often an overlooked period in wargaming. Many people see it […]

  • So you’ve made the step and decided to paint that Armoured Fighting Vehicle (or group of said vehicles). It is important to follow a number of simple steps. These will […]

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    The Jagdpanther was originally conceived as a replacement for the Nashorn, as this vehicle was not a great success due to it’s poor armour protection, high silhouette and only moderate […]

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    I take great pleasure in writing this article. This vehicle is one of my favourites and also was one of the most important of the German AFV’s of World War […]