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I've had a fairly extensive Victorian range for a good while now and this post is to show some of them but also what is possible by mixing and matching coupled with scratch building and what sort of scenes can be made. Similar to the Highgate Miniatures line, the idea behind the ranges was to have a period accurate range of buildings and accessories that were suitable for gaming but don't retract from their historical appearance. London in the later Victorian period was crowd

This is the first post in a series of promos for OSHIRO products explaining the thought processes behind them along with battle...

waWith the volunteers retreating into Cumwinton and the sound of marching feet in the distance I present the fourth game in our Dorking...

With yet another defeat of the British I present the third game in our little campaign; 'The Fight for Cumwinton' The Prussians,...

Following on from the disastrous defeat of the Brits last game I present game two of our little campaign; 'Effingham Junction'. After the...

As some of you may know, I have a little 'Battle of Dorking' project on the go and we've had a couple of games so far. For those that...

One of the other projects I have had on the go for a while is a gothic horror setting in Limehouse around 1880 something. It wasn't...