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Thanks, that's a spiffing model - well worth the effort, IMO (he said having not had to actually put any effort in.....).

In East Ayton buy tat,
In East Ayton buy tat,
And then you'll feel a twaaat......

Thanks, guys (and especially for the offer of assistance, Mr Spanner) - I was going to ask about how robust these things were once they are applied, given the rough-and-tumble existence of wargaming dice (mine in particular, which spend a lot of time in mid-air, followed by an abrupt halt, every tim...

That's a very Republican-looking hat for an Imperial fanboi.....

Spanner wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 3:21 am Well done, Patrice. It's a good looking game.

I don't think that figure with the snowball is taking things seriously...

I second the aesthetical admiration. Given the size of the snowball, I wonder if it has a large rock, or maybe a small cannonball, in its centre?

Is that the (in)famous Mordheim Hearse at the back? Any chance of a close-up when you have a mo?

And watch out for those low-hanging door lintels, mate!!!

OK, here's my problem, I'd be interested in the thoughts or advice of anyone who has encountered, or possibly even dealt with, something similar. I seem to recall one or two of you have been involved in printing decals or small stickers in the past for putting onto figures, possibly using specialist...

Best of luck with that, Simon - lots of pickies, please!!!

That was just to make room for the Ford Mondeo he's buying back from.....errr......(checks notes), not quite sure who he sold it to last time.