Fauxterre 1930 looks a possibility.
Can you guess the manufacturers and vehicles modelled?
They are a work in progress but I don’t intend to be kind to them – they should look grubby and rough. And I am not happy about all this post Baroque malarkey………but thats the essence of erratic wargaming I guess.
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the end of war with Japan.
The generations of the early 20th century had fought two world wars in quick succession.
They lived, worked, fought, suffered and died to give us 75 years without another world war. At the time I suspect they would have simply dreamt of survival. They enabled most of us to live life largely free of war and able to make choices about our lives.
So it is all the more relevant that the 75th anniversary falls during a period of restricted movement and activity across society in ways not even seen during World War 2.
We should remember all those who made sacrifices so we could choose to live freely and in peace.
I am grateful for the freedoms I enjoy – thank you.
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the end of war in Europe.
The generations of the early 20th century had fought two world wars in quick succession.
They lived, worked, fought, suffered and died to give us 75 years without another world war. At the time I suspect they would have simply dreamt of survival. They enabled most of us to live life largely free of war and able to make choices about our lives.
So it is all the more relevant that the 75th anniversary falls during a period of restricted movement and activity across society in ways not even seen during World War 2.
We should remember all those who made sacrifices so we could choose to live freely and in peace.
I am grateful for the freedoms I enjoy – thank you.
The Wargaming Erratic 