The Napoleon Guide

The Napoleon Guide is a good overview of the history and battles of the Napoleonic era.

The Miniatures Atlas

The Miniatures Atlas is a very well ordered and indexed listing of miniatures.

Napoleonic Uniforms

Nap Nuts has many color pictures and information on napoleonic uniforms. Update: Histoire et Figurines also has a lot of information, although no uniform pictures that I saw.

Mal. Wright's Terrain

Mal. Wright has posted several pictures of his wonderful terrain in the gallery. More of his terrain can be seen in my pictures of Eric Burgess's Historicon 2002 WW2 Pacific game.

Beginner's Guide to Napoleonics

I ran across this excellent GENERAL ORGANIZATION OF ARMIES by Laurent Deneu. It seems like a good starting place when looking at Napoleonic army organizations. I've mirrored it below:

The Basement Has Moved

You can now find the Basement at http://ajmaloney.home.comcast.net/.

More Historicon 2003 Photos

Victorious Colors has some more Historicon 2003 pictures under his Events page.

15mm Civilian Vehicles

Finney and Smith carry a wide range of civilian vehicles in approximately 1:100 scale.

Little Lead Wiki

I've started a miniature wargaming wiki, the Little Lead Wiki. Please feel free to contribute and maintain your areas of interest.

Diorama Materials

Dioramaterials looks like a useful resource for terrain material.

Great Hall Miniatures

Great Hall Miniatures has pictures of most of the Peter Pig AK-47 line as well as other items suitable for Modern Africa and WW2.

PolyUrethane Spray Protection?

I bought a can of polyurethane spray to use on my miniatures. My thought was that if, as I believe, the miracle dip process provided more protection, perhaps the same could be achieved on non-dipped figures by using spray urethane. I bought gloss, and plan to cover with my usual Dullcote to control the sheen. Has anybody tried this before? I'll follow up with a report after I try it. Update: Quick answer: Yes.