Tantobie Internet Tattler

Just a quick post to say thank you to everyone who has visited, read and, in some cases, commented on the articles over the last year. I hop...

Hush-Kit.net  describes itself as the alternative aviation magazine and, if you're familiar with its content, that's a pretty fair s...

AKA Iraq goes full Blue Peter . Not to besmirch the name of that fine show, but just like when Blue Peter fashioned a makeshift Tracy Island...

It was the Battleground wargames show in Stockton a couple of weeks ago and the Tantobie Warfare And Tactical Society were on hand to run a ...

Let\s clear this up straight away. This is not about Games Workshop. Well, it is, but not that  Games Workshop. If you want a corporate hist...

From Julietts to Yasens is one of the latest titles from Helion & Co's superlative Europe@War range and covers the design, developme...

Something that caught my attention at the local branch of Forbidden Planet is the slowly growing range of video games-themed books they carr...

The Hunt for Red October remains, over thirty years since its release (anyone feeling old yet?), one of the best submarine films of all time...

Way back in August, when the sun shone and times seemed so much simpler, I looked at a couple of issues of Cool Sh#t magazine. I liked it a ...

One of the joys of perusing through Helion & Co's @war back catalogue is that you get to find publications on some pretty obscure co...

"Can you keep a secret?" "Yes." "Good, so can I." Fortunately for us, Michael Hart cannot. Or at least he is w...