jp wargaming place

This a wargaming place were you can see a growing collection of miniatures and terrain of many historical periods in 20mm (but also a few 10mm,15mm and 28mm) started when I was 10 yo. At the moment it has several tens of thousands of miniatures from foot figures to Destroyers. Occasionally there are some war movie critics and some travel to military sites. My family considers it the best wargaming site in the World even if it is the only one they know. More on @joaopeixoto5249 YouTube Channel.

Tuesday, 15 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 12), American Landing Craft.

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  Up to the moment this is the US landing Craft I have. In time things got a little out of hand with too many LCM's (cheap Airfix...
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Monday, 14 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 11), WN 64 and WN 65

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  These two WN's controlled E1 entry and, maybe due to incomplete works and sheer distance to WN63, WN 64 became one of the '...
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Sunday, 13 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 10): British Hunt Class Destroyer

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        After building the 1/125th scale USN Destroyer from Lindberg I still was feeling that something was missing, that an intr...
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Saturday, 12 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 9), Ranger battalions

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    A total of seven companies from the 2nd and 5th Ranger battalions participated in the assault on Omaha Beach. Using RF! scale e...
Thursday, 10 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 8), WN 66 and 68

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  WN 66 was a big Wiederstandnest emplaced right in the middle of Omaha Beach. Together with WN 68 it controlled D3 exit and the way ...
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Tuesday, 8 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 7), WN 70 and first beach obstacles

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  Now for the finished WN 70. Colin Rumford on D-Day campaign guide mentions only the 75mm gun emplacement and not the one inside a b...
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Friday, 4 August 2017

Rapid Fire! 20mm D-Day 1944 - Omaha Beach (part 6), WIP of WN 70

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After being requested by many families to show how  blue board can be worked here comes a quick WIP of RN 70. I used the two...
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