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The links that I have added to this page may have only have a passing relationship to wargaming or non at all, please bear with me.

The Mailed Fist Wargames Group.  Nice friendly club with an across the board interest in Wargaming. 
The Society of Ancients.  Well worth a look at if not to join, membership around £16.00 per annum, for that you get 6 issues of the society's journal, 'Slingshot'.  I'm one of the more simple members who still like battle reports and table top tactics.
The British Historical Games Society  Worth a look at for competition information.
Battle Drills & Tactics for DBM  First class Australian site full of excellent advice on DBM tactics and interpretations.
Tim Porter's Website  One of the best individual sites on the web for DBM gaming. 
De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA) Resource Page.  This site I check nearly every day, certainly a Gold Star site. 
Alan Patrick's Website. Glad to say this site has been updated of late.
NiK Gaukroger's DBX Page  Another excellent site with lots of good advice, info and lists.
Essex Miniatures  Still one of the best manufactures of 15mm figures.
I'm a convert to Precut bases and as far as I'm concerned the best place to buy them from is East Riding Miniatures. Tony Barr is a thoroughly nice person and very helpful to boot! (whilst your on the ERM site have a look at the Ming, Korean and Malay figures, very tasty!)   However he and John Blow his DBM Doubles partner have a nasty habit of thrashing Paul and me in the league.
Museum Miniatures are a first class company to deal with, quick and very helpful.  The website takes a little getting used too and sometimes the figure size within a range can be variable (some of the Egyptian archers compared to the spear/javelinmen for instance) but overall they figure in my best five manufactures.  
Jeff Zorn is another whose website is well worth a visit too! especially if you like Book one armies. 
Outpost has an excellent range of figures but sometimes you will find that they are a touch brittle and need care when handling but overall a two star rating.
Matt Haywood's site Wargaming and Warfare in Eastern Europe (1350AD to 1500AD) is an excellent resource and well worth a view, a definite 

 

 

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