http://www.homestead.com/minden_games/ PanzerSchreck and board wargames. Interesting site. http://www.jps.net/perrya/NewFiles/russciv.html - Rolf Hedges found this site on the RCW. worth a look, but slow. Good data and good pictures on the British interventionist forces. Another to add to the list the oob on white and intervention forces being most useful. http://www.quoteland.com/baronies/war/civil.html http://www.onelist.com/files/Piquet/ Tim Whitley offers the following site: Go to the 'Files' section of our Onelist Piquet web site. I have uploaded the Piquet-inspired, skirmish ruleset developed by Neil Stokes and myself. [At least, as explained previously, I have uploaded MY version of OUR ruleset. Don't ask!] and you'll see a folder called OnetoOne. Inside it is a MS Word document of the rules. Downloading it should be only a click away! Feel free to try them, comment on them, write to me about them. That's why I posted them! Have you tried the Russian Legion re-enactors? They make and sell uniform items, notably inclusing custom furashki of the Officers' units. Their web site is: http://members.aol.com/begemot/emporium/emporium.htm From Bob Mackenzie: The ENTIRE navwar list is online. http://www.navwar.freeserve.co.uk/ (note that Navwar license produce the ENTIRE Heroics line) As is Skytrex http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/skytrexltd/homepage.htm Irregular have the beginnings of a site - not much on it yet http://www.wargames.co.uk/Irregular/Irregular.html Hallmark does 1/300th Infantry http://www.hallmarkfigures.freeserve.co.uk/ There is a GHQ list here http://www.warweb.com/ghq_ww2.html Simtac in the States list the entire Scotia line - prices in the UK are about 30-35pence a tank http://members.aol.com/dins/scotia.htm The Collect Air are on another page http://members.aol.com/dins/collecar.htm Well thats all the BIG manufacturers covered. Missing are Adler 6mm figs, Skywarrior planes, Airpower planes, Mainly Military Planes, CinC (who apparently are about to be resurrected). Then there are the defunct Trafalgar models (now license produce Navwar) and In Service Miniatures - but as you can't buy them any more... From Dave Jackson: Warships of the Spanish Civil War http://burete.forodigital.es/uphm/mgl/buques/spanishcivwar.htm Hi everyone, just thought I would let the group know that a new website has been set up. It is for the Wyre Forest Wargames Club (in the UK). At present there is stuff on the club, Mid Nineteenth Century European Wars and the Second World War. Coming soon will be some stuff about the Russo Swedish war 1808 - 09. Please check it out and send some comments / criticisms. Website at http://www.nick-dorrell.co.uk Nick Dorrell [ndorrell@freenetname.co.uk] Haze Gray & Underway (www.hazegray.org) is one of the premier websites for Naval History & Photography, featuring over 7,000 warship histories and over 4,000 photographs. ** We have recently moved from uss-salem.org to hazegray.org. Please update your links and bookmarks ** Haze Gray & Underway features the following sections - -Over 7,000 US warship histories from the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. -A Naval History section featuring technical histories and photos of aircraft carriers, battleships, cruisers, and PT boats. -A Shipbuilding History section with production lists and photo features -World Navies Today - a complete listing of the world's naval fleets. -The Canadian Navy of Yesterday & Today, the definitive source for historical & modern-day information about the Canadian Navy. -A photo features section with over 4,000 photos. -Bi-weekly Mystery Picture ship identification puzzles. -The USS DENVER (CL 58) Deck Log & War Diary. -Naval & Military FAQs. **hazegray.org is a completely free site, with no advertising banners or other commercial distractions** Please forward this announcement to all who may be interested. Andrew Toppan --- actoppan@gwi.net --- "I speak only for myself" "Haze Gray & Underway" - Naval History, DANFS, World Navies Today, Photo Features, Military FAQs, and more - http://www.hazegray.org/ US Naval & Shipbuilding Museum/USS Salem - http://www.uss-salem.org/ Here are some modern I've added some more photos that I had misplaced earlier. The URLs for each updated page are: http://www.geocities.com/cbssecman/RhodesiaIndex.html http://www.geocities.com/cbssecman/Angola1.html http://www.geocities.com/cbssecman/Biafra1.html http://www.geocities.com/cbssecman/Congo1.html Apologies to all who know of this site. Thought it might be of use to some of you. Specifications and some nice photos of a/c, helos and ships. www.worldsweapons.freeservers.com/ Aaron Longbottom's SOTCW site http://www-solar.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~aaron/SOTCW.shtml http://website.lineone.net/~qrf/index.html - Quick Reaction Force, 20th Century Warfare stuff, superb site, well done, lots of information and available material. http://www.vulcanmilitary.com/ - military surplus site http://www.aldine-press.com/sotcw/ - SOTCW site maintained by Chris Scruton http://www.musketminiatures.com/Terrain/wwii.htm - Musket Miniatures Eastern Front buildings (jpgs in this issue!) Just wanted to let all those RCW or WWII Eastern front fans know that Musket Miniatures has just released 15mm Russian buildings. I've gotten the all five non-damaged buildings on the list and they are very nice. I plan on taking photos of them for Musket's website to use so keep your eyes peeled. FST3020 looks like a railway station without the loading platforms. All the buildings have removable roofs. FST3000 L-shaped square log rural house with tin roof, center chimney. FST3001 Destroyed version of FST3000. FST3005 Same as FST3000, except with a thatched roof. FST3006 Destroyed version of FST3005. FST3010 Small rural cottage with shuttered windows. FST3011 Destroyed version of FST3010. FST3015 Log cabin with thatched roof. FST3016 Destroyed version of FST3015. FST3020 Brick urban style with peaked tin dormered roof. FST3021 Destroyed version of FST3020. http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~rarjet/redcav/index.html - I came across this site about the Soviet/Cossack Cavalry in the RCW & Russo-Polish war. Sites for magazines & other info: http://www.lonewarrior.com - The Lone Warrior! http://www.zouavemagazine.com - Ivor Janci's Zouave, ACW Magazine http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/ClassifiedsCt/gauntlet2/gauntlet.htm This is yet another new site for Gauntlet Publications in the U.S. It gives me a little more functionality than my previous site, although I am still a sponsor of the www.garrison-clubs.org site. Enjoy and e-mail me if you find the good sites hiding out there on the web. As always, e-mail me at gauntlet2@hotmail.com. Back to The Gauntlet No. 20 Table of Contents Back to The Gauntlet List of Issues Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 2000 by Craig Martelle Publications This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com