The Loose Association of Wargamers

Excellent.

Wg Cdr Luddite wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 4:07 pm Couldn't the veggies just go into a field and eat whatever is growing there ?

In our fields that would be lamb and Charolais beef cattle. The wife is breeding pheasants in the back garden too. Hare and rabbit also available.

Partizan is great. Lots of inspiration. I find its where you'll find all the games you've read about in the magazines being played in the flesh by all those who write games and more. Never been to Salute but have known folk make the trip only to say it wasnt anything special. Once went to Colours at...

No meals for me, if anything I'll do the Sunday at the Coachman as its on my way home anyway.

Sold my race place today so will be there Sat/Sun. Friday isnt a bank holiday so I'll be stuck at work Im afraid. I'll be running at Wykeham on Sat morn but will be at the hall for 10 anyway I imagine.

Goth meat. But lovely! Looking forward to seeing these in the flesh soon.

There's a huge wargames shop in Bridlington, I'll be going next month. Taking the outlaws to the coast for a couple of nights Air B'nBing.

Excellent. If we're shield bashing there will plenty of figures available.

Both Jaimie and Paul understood. I do like them dont get me wrong but I don't need my rank and file to be too complicated. I have bought character figures where needed but I need a bit of bulk too, which can't take too much painting time. I feel the same about GW's Age of Smegma figures, lovely but ...

As others have said, great for skirmish and the characters look great. Bit fussy otherwise though. My Dark Age are Footsore, Gripping Beast and the Arthurian Space marines from Warlord.