Glasgow Warhog a small wargaming community based in Glasgow, Scotland. We play WW2 games in 28 mm or 1:56 scale. Tour of Duty:Winners of Targe 2016 Best in Show; Runner up Carronade 2017, winners of Targe 2017 Best in Show. In 2018 - Targe Best in Show & Best Scenery, 2nd for Demo Game. In 2019 we had a year off. In 2020-22 shows were cancelled. In 2023 displayed the Pacific game at Carronade, then the U Boat game in 2025 (2nd Carronade). In 2026 Best in Show Omaha.
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Karl Mortar and Morser
Sunday, 13 August 2017
Press Release
STOP PRESS ..the hogs are going back to Targe wargame show in November...see you there...
Sunday, 9 July 2017
Morser and Famo
German Morser
So I just printed a German Morser 3d printed in 28mm...just look at the size of this in 28mm.
3d printing it going to bring into the wargames a lot more vehicles and guns. Some that manufactures would not produce.
UPDATE
Since then we have used a lot of prints on our games especially our Stalingrad game (see side bar on the right) to good effect...but back in 2017 hardly anyone knew what 3d printing looked like...
Friday, 2 June 2017
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Essen - Carronade 2017 Part 2
Essen Part 2
Enjoy...and a short video.


This corner ruin (pictured above) is all scratch built to fit the shape of the other Sarrisa Precision houses. Wallpaper, chairs, table clutter etc. are added for detail.
Below You can just make out the pak 43 sitting at the bottom of the triple chimney...its hitting the US tanks hard at the train crossing.
The ruins inside the large tenements are blue foam covered in sand and mdf. These are not fixed to allow removal for figure placement. Even the bought mdf houses needed to be engraved with bricks at the exploded sections and the pavements added (engraved foam board).
The ruins inside the large tenements are blue foam covered in sand and mdf. These are not fixed to allow removal for figure placement. Even the bought mdf houses needed to be engraved with bricks at the exploded sections and the pavements added (engraved foam board).
Our large Krupp factory in the centre above pic.
Americans move forward slowly.
Above Some get hit by mortar fire.
Germans move across the track. Unfortunately I later in the game forgot these ~ Germans were there and sent a tank through the hedges onto the track -only to be close assaulted by panzer Faust and grenades! (more like a hedgerow battle!). I couldn't see them for the hedges.
American mortars fire back a PzG's on the track.A rail crossing is the point to cross, Germans rush to prepared defenses.
Chimneys (pipes and brick paper scaled to 28mm) were added for height accuracy to the industrial buildings. The chimneys were stabilized with custom built weighted holders.
GI,s stick close to the walls...
A PAK 44 is waiting...
3D printed by Paul (see pak 43 post earlier)
The motor takes out more GIs.
Panther stops a half track... without using the brakes ! LOL
Above: bottom left -GI's set up a motor and unleash on the enemy.
Re-enforcements push towards the crossing.
Bang ! Bang Bang... Guys in green are taking a few hits. Everything American at the crossing is on fire.
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Panther takes control...and dice rolls for the US are not good.
"Some body get that panther."
The GI thinks about going down the street...
Picture below... Yes...a hit on the panther.
Anyone got a bazooka handy to finish them off.
More US armour get ready for final push. Nothing works better than EXCESS!
A tiger appears
Awe no... big cats on the prowl.
Is that a panzerfaust in that signal box!
More GI's appear.
Wallpaper, tables and chairs add detail to the ruined houses.
Armour uses the buildings as cover.I liked the vintage posters...
and a trophy is gained.
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