Please note I will not be hosting any Public events from 31st January 2023. Nothing too drastic from our side, just need a break.

I’ll be providing updates when we’re back, here and on my social media platforms.

Thank you for all the custom and friendship this has brought me to date.

I look forward to seeing you all again soon, both new and old customers.

Well, as the Salamanca game is over and we’re on top of things, I wanted to show you some of the hidden secrets of the Wargames Holiday Centre. Around fifteen years ago the guys at the Wargames Holiday Centre commissioned a series of 28mm buildings to be made by none other than Mick Sewell. We have a few of these buildings, one of which is the Farmhouse of LA HAYE SAINTE. Now being as they’re a true 28mm they are a little larger than the buildings we normally use with the “In the Grand Manner” Rules. That is until a discussion with one of the guys here at the Centre, he suggested that we use them as 48 man buildings and you know what, it may just work.

The gate on the eastern side

The gate on the eastern side of the Farmhouse on the Brussels road.

From the South east.

From the South east.

Buildings are all relative, some are bigger than others and as long as the dimensions are in keeping with everything around them when I take pictures, it will work. I hope!

From the North

The view from the allied lines.

Here are a few shots of the La Haye Sainte Farmhouse.

The courtyard

The courtyard viewing the farmhouse.

Outside the gate

Outside the gate, figures by Elite miniatures, painted by Re-inforcements by post.

The eastern view

The eastern view

I have included some British infantry skirmishers to provide an idea of scale. These are Elite Miniatures painted by “Reinforcements by Post”.

The inner courtyard

The inner courtyard.

From the eastern wall.

From the eastern wall.