Shot And Shield Wargaming Podcast

Shot And Shield Wargaming Podcast

By Scott Van RoekelLeisureGamesHistoryHobbies
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Shot And Shield Wargaming Podcast episodes

  • Gaming The American Frontier and 10 Reviews That Shook The World

    In the October 2023 Shot and Shield Supercast, your host, the Grand Duke Scott has a special presentation that will last all month. "10 Reviews That Shook The World" ... 10 Reviews of Books, Games, Miniatures and Movies that will drop each week starting with this episode featuring a review of Tiger Miniatures selection of Dutch Colonial Figures and the book "Commander Will Cushing" by Jamie Malanowski ... 8 More Reviews will drop before the end of the month. However, Also in this episode, your host will help you Game the American Frontier, answer your emails and present you with an "Algerian Adventure". Furthermore, for this month only, sponsor of the Supercast, Dr. Harold's Miniatures & Collectables, has a special code SHOT20 for 20% off your puchase just for the Shot and Shield listener.

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    59 min
  • Claude Bailey and Ram Anything Painted Gray

    The Grand Duke Scott in joined once again to talk about Uniforms and Colors, and assorted shenanigans with the Friar of 54mm, Wargaming’s very own Bon Vivant, and the best dressed man on Facebook, Claude Bailey. Your host will review a set of Naval Combat Rules for the 19th Century called “Ram Anything Painted Gray” by Prior Aelred Glidden (DOWNLOAD FOR FREE HERE) plus your emails and another archeological discovery from the vintage audio tomb called ““The Adventure of the Bruce Partington Plans”.

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    1 hr 34 min
  • Challenge Of The Voice Box (Mountie and Napoleon Stuff Too)

    In the late but ever potent, August '23 episode of the Shot and Shield podcast, your host struggles with his voice to give the best he can with a Watch-A-Long of the new Napoleon movie trailer, and a homage to the Canadian Mounted Police and the Great White North in Wargaming!

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    2 hr
  • Greek War Of Independence, Sharpe's Eagle & Gaming South America

    In the July '23 Episode of the Shot and Shield Supercast, the Duke Scott reviews the episode "Sharpe's Eagle" from the series in celebration of 14 episodes being on the SnS Youtube channel. The Good Duke, also reviews the Greek War of Independence Line of Miniatures from Steve Barber Models, then he goes Gaming the Wars of South America and presents, not one but two classic news reports from the American Civil War (Gettysburg & The Monitor vs The Merrimack). Chock Full Of Stuff In This Episode!

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    1 hr 49 min
  • The Tyrone Power Fan Boy Incident

    In the June '23 episode of the Shot and Shield Supercast, Our good Duke Scott gets all giddy over Tyrone Powers during the movie review of the 1950 Classic, King of the Kyber Rifles. Also, he answers a bunch of email that includes questions regarding Solo Wargaming, Is Wargaming Considered Art and more, including helping a new wargamer start their journey with the help of the Second Boer War. Duke Scott also digs in on the New Ottoman Army line from Perry Miniatures and introduces a classic OTR featuring Douglas Fairbanks JR.

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    1 hr 27 min
  • A Review, A Watchalong & Gaming the U.S. Marines

    In this presentation of the Shot and Shield Supercast, The Grand Duke Scott presents a review of the 1980 Anthony Quinn classic, Lion of the Desert; A Synopsis of gaming U.S. Marines at the turn of the century; your emails; digs up a fantastic vintage program called "You Are There" regarding the topic of Maximilian of Mexico in 1867; a special scenario builder and a return of the Watchalong with a scene from Lawerance of Arabia. It's a little late on the download but packed with the vibe of the era.



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    1 hr 19 min
  • All Email Show with Claude Bailey

    In this day late episode of the Shot and Shield Supercast, The Grand Duke Scott is joined by Claude Bailey, Wargaming's very own Bon Vivant, to sift thru a plethora of email that Scott has recieved in the last month. Scott needed some reinforcements, and boy, he got it! Also, by request, a repeat of Under 2 Flags, the French Foreign Legion Classic. The show is a little late, but well worth it! Please enjoy!



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    2 hr 31 min
  • Dr. Christopher Brice & Napoleon Escapes

    In the March '23 episode of the Shot and Shield Supercast, The Duke Scott is joined by the Editor and Chief of The Muskets to Maxim Series of books from Helion & Co. Publishers to talk about some of the upcoming titles that you will be interested in. The Big Large Duke will also respond to your emails and tweets plus a very special old time radio feature in regards to Napoleon. Another must listen for all those who are working on projects.



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    2 hr 29 min
  • Alan Curtis on The War Of The Pacific 1879-1883

    In this bonus episode of the Shot and Shield Podcast, Scott is joined by Alan Curtis to discuss his book, From The Atacam to the Andes, Battles of the War of the Pacific 1879-1883 from Helion & Co. Publishers. From the Atacama to the Andes tells the brutal struggle between two sides to control the wealth of the Atacama and for retention of Bolivia’s coast. The result was that Chile gained the mineral resources of the “New North” and Bolivia became the second landlocked country on the continent.



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    43 min
  • Gaming Cossacks

    In the February edition of the Shot and Shield Supercast, The Duke Scott will be speaking with friend of the podcast, and co-author of Blood & Steel, Victorian Age Combat 1937-1901, Edgar Pabon as he has a couple of cool things to announce. The Big Round Duke will review the 1969 classic staring John Wayne and Rock Hudson, The Undefeated. On deck is a special Rudyard Kipling adaption of his story entitled “The Phantom Rickshaw” featuring Ronald Coleman, plus the return of Scenario Builder, your emails and by request, Gaming Cossacks. Shot and Shield is locked and loaded with extra goodness this month.

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    1 hr 32 min

About Shot And Shield Wargaming Podcast

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This Podcast covers tabletop wargaming specifically between 1815 and 1933. I will be having guests on to discover what they are working on, having discussions regarding tabletop wargaming and doing some historical deep dives into some of the periods during this wargaming era.