Wringher’s Wargaming Blog

Saturday, 20 October 2018

The BEATLES * 50 Years Ago ...

Posted by Unknown at 7:45 pm No comments:
Older Posts Home
Subscribe to: Comments (Atom)

WHERE HAVE I BEEN?

I almost died back in November 2016 and have been in and out of 4 hospitals in the past months. I am just now getting back on my feet. So, I hope to start adding posts to this blog this summer. Stay tuned! -- March 12, 2018

WHO WERE THE LAKEDAIMONIANS?

The Spartiatai (Spartans) were the elite citizens of the Lakedaimonian state. The second-class Lakedai-monian citizens were called the perioikoi (‘dwellers around’). Almost without fail, the ancient Greeks referred to the state, its army, its kings, et cetera as Lakedaimonian not as Spartan. The difference between the terms Lakedaimonian and Spartan is somewhat like the difference between the terms British and English. The perioikoi served in the Lakedaimonian army along-side the Spartans just as the Welsh, Scots, and northern Irish serve alongside the English in the British army.

SEARCH THIS BLOG

ARTICLES ON THIS BLOG

  • Battle of Mantinea 362 BCE Part 1
  • Battle of Mantinea 362 BCE Part 2
  • Battle of Mantinea 362 BCE Part 3
  • History of Thessalian Cavalry Part 1
  • History of Thessalian Cavalry Part 2
  • History of Thessalian Cavalry Part 3
  • My First Blog Page
  • Xenophon: His Life 1
  • Xenophon: His Life 2
  • Xenophon: His Life 3

MY WARGAMING MINIATURES

  • Roman Republican Legionaries (Late Republic)
  • Roman Republican Legionaries (Late Republic) Redux
  • Thessalian Heavy Cavalry

REFERENCE AIDS (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

  • Bibliography of Ancient Works
  • Chronology 800–701 BCE
  • Chronology 700–601 BCE
  • Chronology 600–501 BCE
  • Chronology 500–401 BCE
  • Chronology 400–301 BCE
  • Chronology 300–201 BCE
  • Chronology 200–101 BCE
  • Chronology 100–1 BCE
  • Glossary of Peoples and Places
  • Glossary of Persons
  • Glossary of Terms
  • Maps
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Manufacturers of 25/28 mm Wargaming Miniatures of the Ancient Era

  • 1st Corps – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 25 mm metal miniatures
  • Armorum and Aquila Miniatures – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm metal miniatures
  • Aventine Miniatures – manufacturer of 28 mm metal miniatures specializing in Ancients and especially in ancient Rome
  • Crusader Miniatures – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm metal miniatures
  • Cutting Edge Miniatures – manufacturer of 28 mm pewter miniatures specializing in the Ancient Near East
  • Gorgon Studios – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm metal miniatures
  • Iron Wind Metals – manufacturer, ranges include ‘Ral Partha Historicals’ Ancients 25 mm metal miniatures
  • Little Big Men Studios – manufacturer of transfers/decals including a large number of 28 mm Ancients shield & banner designs
  • Magister Militum – manufacturer, ranges include ‘Navigator Miniatures’ Ancients 25/28 mm metal miniatures
  • Miniature Design Studios – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm white metal miniatures
  • Newline Designs – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm metal miniatures
  • Old Glory Miniatures – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 25 mm metal miniatures
  • RAFM Miniatures and Games – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 25 mm metal miniatures
  • Relic Miniatures – manufacturer of 28 mm pewter miniatures specializing in Ancients
  • Renegade Miniatures – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm metal miniatures
  • Sgt. Major Miniaturers – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm metal miniatures (formerly known as Vendel and Molon Labe)
  • SHQ Miniatures – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 25 mm white metal miniatures (formerly known as Newline 25 mm)
  • The Army Painter - manufacturers of Quick Shade (a pigmented varnish for shading miniatures), colour primers, brushes, etc.
  • Tin Soldier UK – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 25 mm metal miniatures
  • Veni Vidi Vici – manufacturer of transfers/decals including 25 mm Ancients shield designs
  • Victrix Ltd. – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm hard plastic miniatures
  • Warbases – manufacturer, ranges include MDF wargaming bases, etc.
  • Wargames Factory – manufacturer, ranges include Ancients 28 mm hard plastic miniatures
  • Warlord Games – manufacturer, ranges include ‘Hail Caesar’ Ancients 28 mm metal and plastic miniatures (some formerly known as Immortal Miniatures)

My Favourite Blogs and Web Sites relating to Wargaming with Ancients

  • Andrey Miniatures [Andrey in Moscow, Russia - blog in Russian]
  • Bigredbatcave [Simon Miller]
  • By the Rivers of Babylon - the most beautifully painted ancient Assyrians anywhere
  • Chariot Gamer [Ramases in U.K.]
  • Dariusz caballeros - equestrian history [Dario T. W. in Colorado, U.S.A.]
  • Mike Anderson’s Ancient History Blog [Mike Anderson in Ohio, U.S.A.]
  • Phil’s New Website: Details of my Wargaming Hobby [Dr. Phil Hendry]
  • Satrap Miniatures: Ancient wargaming blog with 28mm miniatures [Cyrus]
  • The Inevitable Spark: A Study of History and Conflict Through Miniature Wargaming [Jonathan]
  • Tnkmodels [Ray in Co. Fermanagh, U.K.]
  • Watch That Flank! [Craig in Leeds, U.K.]
All text, translations, and maps copyrighted by Lawrence Douglas Ringer. Simple theme. Theme images by johnwoodcock. Powered by Blogger.