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.

Wednesday, 8 August 2018

Daimyo set of Rules in 20mm - Japan's Sengoku period/Sekigahara 1600: Otani Yoshitsugu clan

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Otani Yoshitsugu was a very famous general of the period and a close friend to Ishida Mitsunari. He tryed to convince Ishida on not g...
Tuesday, 7 August 2018

Rapid Fire! Late WW2 Germans in 20mm: 88mm KwK43 SPG's.

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As I told you before the idea of having all Mortain units was to have the ability to wargame any of the big campaigns in the West and eve...
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Saturday, 4 August 2018

Rapid Fire! Operation Lüttich (Mortain Counterattack) 1944 in 20mm, Part 6 and last - Panzer Lehr

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This series is finishing in the beginning of August, about the time of the Mortain battles just by mere luck not on purpose. Here you...
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Saturday, 28 July 2018

Rapid Fire! Sdkfz 263 conversion from the Airfix Sdkfz 234

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  This post happens after a massive entering of requests for me to show how I made the Sdkfz 263 of last post (thanks Macota for askin...
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Friday, 27 July 2018

Rapid Fire! Operation Lüttich (Mortain Counterattack) 1944 in 20mm, Part 5 - 17th Pz Gren. Div. Götz von Berlichingen

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  The 17th Pz Grenadier Division was a shadow of itself in the begginning of August 1944 with its forces gathered in Kampfgruppe Fick. O...
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Sunday, 22 July 2018

Rapid Fire! Operation Lüttich (Mortain Counterattack) 1944 in 20mm, Part 4- 1st LSSAH.

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   The 1st LSSAH still had some very powerful teeth at the beginning  of August 44. Its main problem were the youth of its soldie...
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