I suppose I'd better come clean and confess that I am building up two armies for pointy sticks, very loosely based around the Battle of Trimsos and the wars of Tony Bath's Hyboria. So they will be sort of Arabish and Late Romanish, with weird and wonderful allies. All figures bought, GB plastic Late Roman infantry in the process of being prepped, a pile of odds and sods sort of painted ancients acquired from EB being unbased ready for tarting up, and I treated myself and got a load of GB plastic:- 24 Arab cav and 40 Arab inf, as well as 20 old Essex metal Late Roman cav painted for me, so feeling a bit smug and wanky about those.
I can't help but envisage an enormous pointy stick campaign/battle at Ayton in our collective futures.
The Pointy Stick thread
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Tim Hall
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Rules? You ask me what rules do I use. No, I don't do rules.
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I'd be up for that. 2022?
...........I know. Waaaaaaaay to early to start that conversation....................but...............
...........I know. Waaaaaaaay to early to start that conversation....................but...............
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Ladies and gentlemen - please welcome Tim Hall and his crystal ball!
Kein Plan überlebt den ersten Kontakt mit den Würfeln. (No plan survives the first contact with the dice.)
Baron Mannshed von Wreckedoften, First Sea Lord of the Bavarian Admiralty.
Baron Mannshed von Wreckedoften, First Sea Lord of the Bavarian Admiralty.
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Really ok. Well here we go then...BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 8:53 pmLadies and gentlemen - please welcome Tim Hall and his crystal ball!
altogether now.....
Tim Hall...
He's only got one ball....
The other is in the Albert Hall.....
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Cretan archers in progress!
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They look a right bunch of cretins.
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Nice work Fred
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Just the other few hundred to sort out now!
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My old eyes can't really do them justice. They look splendid, and mounted on cake for painting. Marvellous idea.
Can we have bigger piccies of the next lot please?
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Can we have bigger piccies of the next lot please?
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Told you I needed to save those Vikings for something else!Tim Hall wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 3:41 pm I suppose I'd better come clean and confess that I am building up two armies for pointy sticks, very loosely based around the Battle of Trimsos and the wars of Tony Bath's Hyboria. So they will be sort of Arabish and Late Romanish, with weird and wonderful allies. All figures bought, GB plastic Late Roman infantry in the process of being prepped, a pile of odds and sods sort of painted ancients acquired from EB being unbased ready for tarting up, and I treated myself and got a load of GB plastic:- 24 Arab cav and 40 Arab inf, as well as 20 old Essex metal Late Roman cav painted for me, so feeling a bit smug and wanky about those.
I can't help but envisage an enormous pointy stick campaign/battle at Ayton in our collective futures.
