What's on your workbench?

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So Purps, with this in mind, when are you organizing the Loose Ass CoC Fest? My Germans are ready to thrust hard and fast up the back alley of Lincolnshire, deep into the bowels of Old Blighty.
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I fear the wurst.....
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And so you should when I shoot my load of Panzergrenadiers all over the Midlands
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No I don’t think so.
Last time we put CoC forward, nobody wanted to take it up.
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AHH! But it was hard back then.
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maybe you should suck it and see ?
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At the Battleground show last Saturday I picked up a copy of Peter Dennis AWI paper soldier book. The book contains pages of paper soldiers and covers all the forces involved. You can copy and print as many as you like. Knocked up a quick cheap and cheerful unit of rebel types.

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Cool. I bought this one and the ECW book. I have no idea why. Look good don't they.
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Ilkley Old School wrote: Fri Dec 01, 2017 7:05 pm Image
That looks depressingly good. Am I wasting my time with all these metal and plastic figures?

In other news, local figures for local people:
http://www.crooked-dice.co.uk/wp/produc ... he-fields/
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Those are brilliant!
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New series soon :)
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