In this episode we discuss how painting the miniatures we want to play with can either be a stress reliever or a stress inducer. We focus in on how your workstation contributes to these concepts as well as other tips and tricks we use to help make this part of the hobby just as enjoyable as the gaming side.

We compare two popular WW2 Skirmish rules, Bolt Action by Warlord Games and Chain of Command by Too Fat Lardies. We provide an in-depth look at their strengths, weaknesses, layout, mechanics, support, and much more. By then end you should have a good idea of what types of game play you can get from each set and which might best suit your play style.

Fightin Kentuckian and Wyndehurst Productions the importance of having terrain in our historical wargames,. They also discuss what what the right quantity and quality looks like to them, and ways you can go about sourcing your terrain.

Wyndehurst Productions and Fightin Kentuckian discuss the skills and processes for how they get wargaming projects done. 

Fightin Kentuckian and Wyndehurst Productions get together to discuss what they feel are the important elements of building and revitalizing a healthy wargaming community.

Fightin Kentuckian and Wyndehurst Productions get together to discuss what is Historical Wargaming, what motivates people to give it a try, what things prevent them from following through and how to overcome them, and how to get started.