The Loose Association of Wargamers

While 6mm fantasy is not really my thing, they do look rather nice. All the best for the future.

The last 30 or so bases of 6mm H&R Early War French plus a lot of homemade buildings for same that need a lick of paint and a few HO/OO card pre-printed buildings for friends new railway layout.

Bit late to the party -story of my life- but I seem to have returned from a lengthy sabbatical in the forum wilderness and one of the first things I find is a request for Mongols. Finally, someone else is taking an interest. If you are talking 25/28mm, then First Corps are some of the nicest around ...

I went to the first one at Excel and was so severely underwhelmed that I have never been back. I used to like Olympia -despite the bl**dy Underground engineerings on the line- and thoroughly enjoyed Kensington Town Hall and also Derby at the Uni. Both Excel and Derby are now on my Don't Go To list. ...

Norman D. Landings wrote: ↑Tue Feb 19, 2019 9:18 pm Count Bel and myself have seen Gungnir’s son’s band... is Dutch Sludge/Doom Metal niche enough for you?

Interesting mix.

I haven't got the faintest clue what these are! And if it's GW I reckon ignorance is bliss.

Quick look over, remove any glaring mould lines, prime/undercoat with Poundland matt black paint or car spray -the latter for large amounts of vehicles chaps only- and then paint. That's it for me. 6mm, piece of pi**.

Imagine my surprise when I came across a picture in the latest offering that is MW of our very own LT: trouble is the paparazzi must have been nudged at a crucial moment cos he missed off the top third of LT's head!

Can't you make a public pissoir like the one in the TV series Clochmerle?

Hate to quibble, but surely the defining point of the French patterns is that they originated at the factory, and had nowt to do with the unit organisation - making it entirely normal to have different patterns within one unit. Very true. I am only doing each company of two models in the same camo ...