Your Favorite Miniature Wargaming Website

[JWP]

In an effort to find out about any sites on the web, i was wondering what
people really loved out there that I may be overlooking. So let's hear
about all those great sites for miniature wargaming that are out
there...any period, any genre...

James Paulsen

[patrick.wilson]

Dear Mr. Paulson,
I trust it is not out of line for me as Editor-Not-So-In-Chief of BY
JINGO! to recommend our site to you for a visit.
While dedicated to Colonial/19th Century Military History and Wargames
(with forays into other times, places), we have gotten some very nice
compliments from people whose interests lie elsewhere. We have tried to
give the best (and most useful) graphics and other material of any 'zine and
hope to get even close to our ideal. Please drop in and draw your own
conclusions at:
http://members.spree.com/sip/byjingo/
We'll save you a seat and see you there!
Patrick R. Wilson

[Davidkvh]

James - Check out the Official PK Gamers Site.
David K. van Hoose, Webmaster
The Official Piquet Gamers Site, URL: http://www.Piquet.org
Piquet Inc., URL: http://www.Piquet.com
World Net Sources, URL: http://www.w-n-s.com
Adamson Karate, URL: http://www.AdamsonKarate.com

[Steven M Goode]

Excerpts from netnews.rec.games.miniatures.historical: 22-Nov-98 Your
Favorite Miniature War.. by "JWP"@paulbunyan.net

I'll just list a few - there are more that are also quite good.

(all of the sites listed below are linked to from
http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~goode/links.html#wargaming
as are other interesting sites plus (unfortunately) a number of broken links)

For sheer beauty and utility, The Major-General Tremorden Rederring's
Colonial-Era Wargames Page (in the "clubs/USA/Texas" section of my links)

For the incredible volume of useful material, De Bellis Homepagius (in
the "DBX" section)

For its creator's commitment to rapid expansion of his site with useful
and interesting material, The DBA Resource Page (in the "DBX" section)

[Ty Beard]

The Miniatures Page by Bill Armintrout, of course. The basic online
reference for miniature wargamers.

http://www.jps.net/minipage/

--Ty Beard

[Brantleys]

A lot of great sites have already been mentioned, but I'd like to put in a
plug for Mark Bakke's Night Owl MK II Wargamers Webpages...a collection of
links to great pages along with some annotated info to help you pick and
choose your destinations:

http://home.earthlink.net/~mlbakke1/wargamer.htm

[Davout6500]

Chris Brantley's DBA Resource page is the best site I've seen on the WWW. It
is informative for ANY ancient gamer, not just disciples of Barker. Good
gaming&painting.
Paul Harrison

[Brian O'Leary]

For the most fun, its got to be "The Major-General Tremorden Rederring's
Colonial-Era Wargames Page"

Brian O'Leary

[Minadmiral]

For all around usefullness I like `The Miniature Page'.
Chuck

[David LaGraffe]

I third this nomination! I am not a colonial wargamer at all (Brits vs
Fuzzy-Wuzzies, I don't get it!) but this is a great web site. I love how he
used a photo editor to add scenic backdrops to his wargame pictures.
Ed Allen's page is great for the volume of information available.

Dave LaGraffe

[Jeff Preston]

I could not agree more - it is enormously useful and very very well
done.
--

Remember my web personal page at:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/JeffPreston
(Western Platoon of the Royal Welch Fusiliers in America)

[-MWS-]

On 23 Nov 1998, Brian O'Leary wrote:

> For the most fun, its got to be "The Major-General Tremorden Rederring's
> Colonial-Era Wargames Page"
>
> Brian O'Leary

I second that on the M-G's page - even though my miniature gaming interests
are almost entirely sci-fi/mecha related, the Major-General's site is a *must
see* for anyone in this hobby. 5 stars, definitely!

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[aski...@avs.com]

I'd go with The Miniatures Page and The Major General's page, both previously
listed, but also with Terragenesis, the terrain site. It has a
science-fiction bent to it, but should be overall useful.

http://www.altdorf.com/terragenesis/

andy

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[Jimbo]

On or thereabouts 22 Nov 1998 22:20:17 GMT, "JWP"
<lof...@paulbunyan.net> said something like:

>In an effort to find out about any sites on the web, i was wondering what
>people really loved out there that I may be overlooking. So let's hear
>about all those great sites for miniature wargaming that are out
>there...any period, any genre...
>

just in case no one else does....

is it great ? Form your own opinion at:

http://www.felixent.force9.co.uk/games/index.html

Jimbo
--
ji...@felixent.f9.co.uk [replace f9 with force9]
http://www.felixent.force9.co.uk
* make some one happy, buy them some flowers...

[Ray Rangel]

I have found several new and wonderful sites through this thread. However
the one below is nothing more than a crass commercial. I don't think this
thread's participants intended this to become an avenue for backhanded
spamming.

Jimbo wrote in message <3659f4bb...@news2.force9.net>...

>On or thereabouts 22 Nov 1998 22:20:17 GMT, "JWP"

[Tom Faulkner]

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Please give us a visit and let us know what you think using the feedback
feature of the website.

Thanks for listening.

TTFN/HL

Tom Faulkner
Alexandria, VA

Ray Rangel <xr...@texas.net> wrote in message
news:DEN62.29532$gI1....@news2.giganews.com...
>I have found several new and wonderful sites through this thread.<snip>

[TiborVari]

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