Author: dodefyvie
Tam Laurie
Well That’s another old pal passed – the worst thing about getting older is when people die. Tam Laurie I first met, around 2002 when he had been working at a pub in Rose St on the door. He turned out to
Tam Laurie
Action Force
Another of the Action force toys that has recently fell into my hands is that of the Q-force Aqua trooper. Q-force was the naval arm of Action Force, and this particular one was an underwater swimmer with breathing aparatus, forming up the
Action Force
Red Shadows Shadow track
So the toy I wanted more than anything growing up was the Red Shadows Shadowtrack. I managed to get the laser exterminator as my big action force vehicle, then transformers from then on as my folks simply couldn’t afford any (I was
Red Shadows Shadow track
15mm British 25pdr & CMP Quad Tractor (Plastic Soldier Company) Review
This is another kit that I was fortunate enough to pick up from a clearance house with a very generous multi-buy discount on top of the low price. I actually bought two sets, as I wanted to assemble both artillery and anti-tank
15mm British 25pdr & CMP Quad Tractor (Plastic Soldier Company) Review
Team Yankee FV432 Review
I grabbed myself three boxes of these Battlefront kits as part of a British Mechanised Company list I’m building for Team Yankee, supplied at an excellent discount by those wonderful folks at Wayland Games. I could have gone with Warrior IFVs to
Team Yankee FV432 Review
Battle of France D-Day: Forces in Normandy, 1944 Review (Flames of War)
I was gifted this book for Christmas, and while I’m more a fan of the earlier time periods in which Flames of War is set, it’s nice to have a look at what happens with the monster tanks, insane artillery, and other
Battle of France D-Day: Forces in Normandy, 1944 Review (Flames of War)
Flames of War: North Africa Book Review
I’ve been collecting various Mid-War Flames of War armies for a while now, and had already grabbed myself the individual countries’ African campaign books (Armoured Fist– British, Fighting First– American, Avanti– Italian, and Afrika Korps– German). However, I was a little disappointed that none of them offered
Flames of War: North Africa Book Review
Team Yankee British Mechanised Company Review (TBBX10)
Here we have a boxed set of British Mechanised Infantry for the World War III combat game Team Yankee. I grabbed mine to go with my FV432 APCs, but the unit sizes are exactly the same, so the box will work just
Team Yankee British Mechanised Company Review (TBBX10)
AMX-30/AMX AuF1 Platoon (Battlefront Miniatures/Team Yankee) Review
I grabbed a couple of boxes of these guys to complement a Team Yankee French Leclerc starter force which I’d already nabbed, for no reason other than that I like the look of the AMX-30 tanks. They’re beautiful to behold, although I’m
AMX-30/AMX AuF1 Platoon (Battlefront Miniatures/Team Yankee) Review
