The Loose Association of Wargamers

A spectacular looking game, and inspiring me to get some paint on more of my Ancient lead pile.

So, Gary and I have agreed that we will quietly withdraw the offer to run an 18thC game. It's a lot of lugging stuff about and the idea never really sparked any great enthusiasm (which isn't to say that Andy's and Peeler's enthusiasm wasn't very enthusiastic). My weekend will now be spent playing T...

Grandson of Babbington Nolan, a corporal in the 13th Light Dragoons who "came into some money" around the same time as the post-Vittoria sacking of King Joseph's baggage train, and used it to buy a commission for Louis Nolan's father. And the rest, as they say, is history. Including Louis...

You may already know but Hotel is sunning himself on some desert island at the moment - I doubt he'll be keeping up to date with LAW chats. E I'm now back in the UK as of today, and it's true I have not kept up to date with all this chat. I have been giving it some thought though, and I am minded t...

As EB so succinctly put it...Wow!. That is a very impressive collection Kerry. Your output is something else. Beautiful painting.

Even though they are 15mm, those are damn fine. Lucky you.

Lovely stuff as per, young Simon.

My Saturday Dark Ages may well be two smaller games (on small tables) in the morning and one bigger game in the afternoon on a full sized table, all depending on numbers. It will be based around the village of Atune, as mentioned in the Domesday book, and using local characters of the period....at ...

As I said, possibly a sci fi bash, tongue in cheek retro (ish) for Saturday, and I'm quite happy to do some What a Cowboy shenanigans on Sunday for those interested.

I am planning to go to this event. So I shall feed back.