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| Spoilt for choice |
If I cite Gareth Williams on Persian armour, or the lack of it, at Platea, and Murray Dahm on mounted hoplites, it is merely to highlight two helpings of cream among a pot full of tasty choices.
My wargaming is almost as diverse as my interest in history, but my most-recent big project was the War of the Austrian Succession with 10mm armies of nine combatant nations. I have also recently played many scenarios from Mike Lambo's solo battle books, created Franco-Prussian War armies with plastic 54mm toy soldiers, and fought scenarios from Airfix Battles with plastic green-and-tan Army Men. My latest big project is biblical-era battles in 10mm.
Thursday, December 05, 2019
Ancient Warfare Nov/Dec 2019
ISSUE 3 of volume XIII of Ancient Warfare surpasses even that magazine's usual high standards.
I found every article very interesting and only wish they could have been longer.
If I cite Gareth Williams on Persian armour, or the lack of it, at Platea, and Murray Dahm on mounted hoplites, it is merely to highlight two helpings of cream among a pot full of tasty choices.
If I cite Gareth Williams on Persian armour, or the lack of it, at Platea, and Murray Dahm on mounted hoplites, it is merely to highlight two helpings of cream among a pot full of tasty choices.
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