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Great stuff - SYW in 28 and 15 is obvious confirmation of madness
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Wouldn't joining this forum be the first indication, VB?
If "The System" is the answer, who asked such a bloody stupid question?
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I've switched to the bigger Really Useful Boxes for my smaller scales. All part of consolidating my stuff into gamable armies instead of endless unfinished projects. The house moves in the last few years have forced a clearout thats been quite cathartic and brought some welcome focus. The ideal is to have armies and scenery easily to hand so I can throw a game together quickly. Unfinished stuff is relegated to the shed until its time to work on it properly. These will be my "working" armies for DbN and 20mm WWII.

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Spanner wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 1:34 am 28mm Minden SYW hussar and artillery figures finished (apart from touch ups) and based, and 2 batteries of 18mm Eureka SYW Royal Artillery finally based. Not much, but it is progress. I still have to finish the 28mm guns and horse-holder's nag.
Lovely stuff, as always! :thumbs:
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Spanner wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 8:21 pm Wouldn't joining this forum be the first indication, VB?
That's an early indicator of quite a few things, to be fair...
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The house moves in the last few years have forced a clearout thats been quite cathartic and brought some welcome focus.
And it still feels like you're pulling out your fingernails, mate? It has to be done, but I'd still rather tell the missus her bum looks fat in a dress than part with my toys.
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Lovely stuff, as always!
Thanks, mate. They're a bit rough but they'll do the job, and getting some paint on makes the figures "mine". What unit to do next? WWII 15mm, 18mm SYW or 28mm WotR?
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Spanner wrote: ↑Sun Nov 06, 2022 8:03 pm It has to be done, but I'd still rather tell the missus her bum looks fat in a dress than part with my toys.
Unless she parts you from your toys by killing you, of course. Just sayin'.....
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Fantastic stuff, you can't beat really useful boxes.
Most my stuff is stowed in them.



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Unless she parts you from your toys by killing you, of course. Just sayin'.....
Shh. Don't give her ideas..
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