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Battlefield Winter.

Posted on January 18, 2022 by mirrenaudax

Posted in The Real World. | Tagged battlefield, die cast photography, Dinky Toys, DUKW, ice, miltary vehicle, miniature figures, miniature photography, model soldiers, NATO soldiers, nuclear biological chemical, soldiers, World War III | Leave a comment

After The Yomp.

Posted on October 27, 2021 by mirrenaudax

Posted in The Real World. | Tagged Airfix figures, British Army, hut, military strategy, miniature figures, miniature photography, model soldiers, NATO, nuclear biological chemical, recce, tactical advance to battle, World War III, yomp | Leave a comment

A Small Skirmish.

Posted on November 7, 2020 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged Airfix figures, atomic weapons, Battle Kings, die cast photography, Matchbox, model soldiers, nuclear biological chemical, skirmish, street fighting, vintage die cast, war game, World War III | Leave a comment

Doctor Who And The Dark Universe.

Posted on June 27, 2020 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged die cast photography, die-cast cars, Doctor Who, humvee, Land Rover, miniature photography, NATO, nuclear biological chemical, research facility, soldiers, TARDIS, Time Lord | Leave a comment

The Last Line Of Defence.

Posted on June 8, 2020 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged British Army, civil war, conflict, Cramond, Firth of Forth, miniature figures, miniature soldiers, nuclear biological chemical, Scottish Independence, United Kingdom | Leave a comment

Enemy Unknown.

Posted on May 18, 2020 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged apocalypse, die cast photography, die cast vehicle, Land Rover, last stand, Matchbox cars, miniature photography, naval base, nuclear biological chemical, soldiers, vintage die cast | Leave a comment

Social Distancing.

Posted on March 19, 2020 by mirrenaudax

Posted in The Real World. | Tagged British Army, COVID-19, die cast photography, die cast vehicle, hazmat suits, Land Rover, miniature photography, nuclear biological chemical, pandemic, quarantine, self isolating, soldiers, vintage die cast | 1 Comment

Fallout.

Posted on May 13, 2019 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged Airfix, armour, catastrophe, CHAR AMX, die cast photography, Dinky Meccano, Dinky Toys, fallout, Mutually Assured Destruction, NATO, nuclear attack, nuclear biological chemical, nuclear war, radiation, soldiers, tank, World War III | Leave a comment

The Tankers Of NATO.

Posted on April 6, 2019 by mirrenaudax

Posted in The Real World. | Tagged Airfix, CHAR AMX, cold war, die cast photography, die cast vehicle, Dinky Toys, figures, Meccano France, miniature photography, NATO, nuclear biological chemical, soldiers, tank | Leave a comment

The End Of The Anthropocene.

Posted on August 18, 2018 by mirrenaudax

Posted in Science Fiction. | Tagged Anthropocene, apocalypse, armed forces, artificial intelligence, computing, die cast car, extinction, Human Race, Land Rover, machines, miniature photography, nuclear biological chemical, robots, soldiers, technology, warbird | Leave a comment

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