
The Independent Wargames Group. Being a Journal of views, prejudices, ideas and photographs of wargaming not just nationwide, but hopefully world wide. The name IWG was adopted in the early 1980's in response to the then dominant Wargames Research Group, but things have moved on, and wargaming appears to be in somewhat of a Golden Age, so sit back and hopefully enjoy my rantings.

The Independent Wargames Group. Being a Journal of views, prejudices, ideas and photographs of wargaming not just nationwide, but hopefully world wide. The name IWG was adopted in the early 1980's in response to the then dominant Wargames Research Group, but things have moved on, and wargaming appears to be in somewhat of a Golden Age, so sit back and hopefully enjoy my rantings.
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Friday, 21 March 2014
A Call to Muster 2014
Southlands sounds really exotic, but anyone who knows the Boro, will know its never that.
I intend to put on a display with my 30mm SYW armies. Well actually only a percentage of them as I filled my car tonight, ready for the off, and I have realised that I need a bigger car.
If any wargamers, interested parties are in the North East of England, get yourself along and say hello.
Its all for a good cause, the British Legion, and its always a friendly day out.
Be there or be square as they say in the 1970's dee jay speak.
See you tomorrow
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