Tangoisms

I appreciate that this blog is becoming a bit like the ramblings of the Tangotronic 2000 over at the "dark place" but until I actually achieve something worth posting about here are a couple of wargames related items I've discovered on YouTube:

Two blokes present a Doctoral Thesis on how to take "stuff" out of one box and put it into another box. In truth this is a vital part of the hobby, and I can do it quite well. It's when I have to start moving the "stuff" about on the tabletop and  throw dice that everything goes to hell.

I have found that this video is best watched  whilst imagining that the two presenters are Eccles and 

Bluebottle:

Taking stuff out of one box and putting it in another.


Appropriate music to accompany wargames has been on my mind a lot of late. Whilst there  is a lot of tuneage that can be deemed appropriate for playing during Napoleonic games, I have always found music for World War Two problematical until I came across the following clip. Stick with it to the end, the last "Track" is an absolute gem:


Der Fuhrer Singt

Hope you like it boys.
Amicalement
(Smile)

Battle of Froschwiller After Action Report

A video of our recent refight of this Franco Prussian War battle can be found here

Hello Jacob William

Born really early on September 29th, First grandchild, well chuffed.
And if the Jays clinch the AL East tonight, this week will have been "just perfick".

New Figure Range

I think the wargaming world may finally be ready for my new range of Nazi Zulu Zombie Mage-Wizards on Motor Bikes!

10 with 12 games to go

Any combination of Jays wins and Yankees losses adding to 10 gives the Jays the AL East - getting exciting!


This link sets the scene.


And this video  just sums it up nicely (quite cleverly done).

GO JAYS!!!!!

A gem from Rich at Toofat Lardies

I spotted this on a rare visit to the "dark place". Read the whole thread:

http://theminiaturespage.com/news/talk/msg.mv?id=444905289

Well played sir, well played.

The number is now 23

24

GO JAYS!!!!!!