The Loose Association of Wargamers

Well done, Curly, and what splendid warriors. I played Saga for the first time a couple of weeks back. Very impressive game. Iain Pleased to hear you enjoyed it. For such a simple game it has a depth of complexity that only becomes more apparent each time you play. I really enjoy it.

The coastline looks great and the buildings are fantastic too. I bought a load of 3mm Napoleonics for use in combined ops with 1:1200 ships. I have two small armies and about two or three times as much again unpainted! Interesting, I bought a shitload of these but decided they were too detailed for...

Oh Dear
I hear the flutter of butterfly wings again. I felt much the same when I first saw Jacklex 20mm colonials in the days when I couldn't afford them.

Bob

Hi folks decided to give my imaginations inland sea a coastline. finished about 12 feet so far. I think it came out ok but unfortunately thoughts of haircurler troops in combined ops are disturbing my peace. Lots more on the blog at https://flownlegions.blogspot.com/2019/08/i-do-like-to-be-beside-ze...

Been a while since I could post here as I forgot my password and the site steadfastly refused to send me a password till today (hoping it was nothing personal heheh) Well my enjoyment of Saga still has me at the enthusiastic stage. Recently our "local" group held a crusades themed tourname...

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 7:53 pm You know Alice Roberts thinks Arthur was a myth, right?

(Nice cavalry, though.)

Lovely girl is Alice but when it comes to Arthur she seems to be thick as pig shit.

many thanks for the comments guys . was the cream on the milk for a project aimed at me enjoying modelling and painting rather than a rush to the wargames table. Grizz I'm short on inspiration for gaming subjects in my preferred scales at the moment..

Just got round to taking photos of my Arthurian cavalry for SAGA. This was quite a saga in itself. I may just possibly have finished more than I originally planned for. Not to waste space here I have detailed the great adventure on my blog at https://flownlegions.blogspot.com/2019/01/the-round-table...

After my last personal indulgence in building a Romano British infantry force for the pleasure of building and painting rather than just for gaming, I found it so enjoyable I went on to make some cavalry.With a box each of GB late Romans and dark age cavalry plus all the bits from the infantry boxes...

Traitor ! COTOTS is watching you ! Yes, a burning at the stake is definitely called for. Lovely figures too, w'll have to confiscate them at the trial. Nah no worries this was just a mild aberration. I'm kind of being drawn to 10mm colonial. I've long loved the old 20mm Jackson figures but recognis...