I have posted some additional pictures below, all of 25mm Scruby figures. Some of these are taken from the review page of Jack Scruby's Wargamer's Digest magazine from the 1970s; the Crimean figures are the pictures Matt requested.
I have also posted over on my Vintage Wargaming blog an article on a typical day at Scruby Miniatures, from Table Top Talk in September 1965.
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Showing posts with label Scruby. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Scruby 25mm Crimean War Russian Infantry 3644 and 3646
These pictures are of two of the Scruby Crimean War Russian Infantry. 3644 is in Picklehaub helmet and greatcoat, on guard, and 3646 is the firing figure.
Scruby 25mm Napoleonic French Cuirassier - from Wargamer's Digest November 1974
This picture appeared in the Pass In Review section of Wargamer's Digest November 1974.
Scruby 25mm American Civil war figures - from Wargames Digest
These pictures appeared in the Pass In Review sction of Wargamer's Digest from December 1974
Scruby 25mm Colonial Wars figures - from Wargames Digest
These pictures appeared in the Pass In Review section of Wargamer's Digest in January 1975
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Scruby Miniatures black and white photos from John C Candler's Miniature Wargames du temps de Napoleon
John C Candler self-published this famous set of early wargames rules in 1964 - a little information can be found here in an earlier post on my Vintage Wargaming blog.
The rules are illustrated with black and white pictures of Jack Scruby's 30mm Napoleonics range. I don't know whether the 30mm figures and 25mm figures are the same poses in different sizes, but the pictures are here for interest.
The photographs are attributed to Tom Bookwalter and to Pete Nungesser.
The rules are illustrated with black and white pictures of Jack Scruby's 30mm Napoleonics range. I don't know whether the 30mm figures and 25mm figures are the same poses in different sizes, but the pictures are here for interest.
The photographs are attributed to Tom Bookwalter and to Pete Nungesser.
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