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You're an Aussie, Dal. Do you really think most Brisvegans would have even have heard of the SYW much less recognise an incorrect uniform? True, mate, but I was thinking more of the hobby "uniformologists" that will be drawn to the show. I think back to the drawing board & pick anothe...

I know you prefer to have the right troops, Donald, but would a flag swap on your French be a viable alternative for the show? Most people won't even notice the slight differences in uniforms, such as lack of turnbacks, but they will notice the very different French flags.

My bus pass arrived yesterday .

Does it come with a spare zimmer frame?

I haven't seen all of them, mate, only the ones here and on your blog.

I vaguely recall seeing that film as a boy - my recollection is that Flynn led his regiment on a charge against Pathans on the N W Frontier and suddenly found himself assaulting Russian guns in the Crimea. I know the British cavalry could get a tad carried away, but even aged 8 or 9 it sounded a we...

Anyway today I retired and was going to work up until the 26th of april, however I found out this morning I was owed 30 hours holiday and as I only work 12 hours a week. I thought I would finish this morning a 1000, so no more work and 18 hours of extra pay next friday on payday. Winner winner chic...

They look good, Donald. Laser-cut MDF or scratched?

Another unusual regiment with a great taste in flags, Willz. Have they been blooded yet? Another respectable unit. (Were black bears out of season when their hats were "sourced"?) At a guess- black bear skin was imported and therefore expensive, having to come from Asia or North America. B...

Paul wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 11:43 am Not a period I really know much about

Same here, Paul. All I know is that Errol Flynn was involved, somehow. But they are lovely figures that Penda's churning out..

Excellent! The garrison regiments often get overlooked (I'm guilty of that too).