Glorious Little Soldiers

For Wargamers Military Historians and Collectors of Model and Toy Soldiers

Sunday, 30 January 2011

More From Les.

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As regular readers will know I'm something of a fan of the work of Les Higgins who died almost 40 years ago. This makes his figures har...
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Sunday, 16 January 2011

More From Marlborough Man.

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Well its dammned ticklish- just when I thought I'd sorted out how I was going to finally approach Marlboroughs wars I get stymied. I me...
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Wednesday, 5 January 2011

Uniforms and "accuracy"

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Now the New Year is upon us and I'm back at work slaving over a hot casting machine but I did manage to complete a few figures for my ...
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Monday, 8 November 2010

not forgettin' the Man Himself....

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and finally the les Higgin Marlborough that started off this train of thought.
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Marlborough man

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And not a ciggie in sight. One of the periods I've continually looked at but never actually had a proper set of armies for any le...
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Tuesday, 2 November 2010

Russian Magic .

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Now it may not have escaped your notice Gentle Reader that I'm a devotee of 40mm size models- in scale terms this works out at about 1...
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Wednesday, 27 October 2010

More shiny toys.

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As ever these things take longer than you'd like but I now have a second release in the "Glorious Victorian Toy Soldiers" ran...
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Big Andy
Stanley, County Durham, United Kingdom
I've been in the Wargaming/ Military Modelling/ Military History hobby since 1970 . In that time I've had a go at most aspects including Re-enactment and Black powder shooting. Outside the hobby I like "Old Masters" painting Victorian Genre painting and English Watercolours, Irish and Scottish Whiskies, Fine dining and Real Ale. I also collect Antiquarian Books. I also write, my first two books are now published by Helion My third is currently 'under construction'.
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