I know that I’ve mention the Bloodaxe Miniatures GNW figures a few different times in the past. I do believe that I’ve even talked a wee bit about my own GNW project that is slated to get rolling this year (April is my current plan). I may even have shown a few pictures, but not any pictures of the figures in action.

Jeff, a long time Bloodaxe Miniatures GNW war gamer, runs the Saxe-Bearstein blog where, among other things he reports on the happenings of his 18th century ImagiNation. Recently, Jeff granted permission to reuse his photos featuring the Bloodaxe Miniatures from his collection.

So, today I thought it would be a good idea to share a couple pictures from Jeff’s blog. These picture accompanied the post from 26 March 2013 and depict a war game battle fought about 7 years ago.

We hope you enjoy the pictures and will pay Saxe-Bearstein a visit when you are next looking for something new on the web.

New feature today: ISR or Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance. Not nearly as ominous as it sounds. More a look around the hobby, or a window into what you, our readers are up to on your game tables or with your figure collections.

Today we share a few photos from one of our HistoriFigs friends. Timothy and his son Alisdair play some pretty fun looking old school games and recently Timothy send in a few photos from his first ACW battle with Ian Kay’s 42mm figures. The game was played last June and was, and in Timothy’s own words:

It was a heap of fun and so simple.

His terrain consisted of trees that were made for a “forest moon of Endor” Christmas present (some very basic redwoods), plus a little commercial fencing, a repurposed bird house, and a tin building from a Marx set he has owned for over 50 years…

If you would like to share your war gaming adventures, please let us know. We will gladly post your pictures and game reports here on Table Top Talk.

I think that I’ll be checking out these figures to see how well they will fit with my Scruby 40mm ACW armies…