The Loose Association of Wargamers

Not to mention top-hatted. Excellent painting as always.

Nicely done Jeremy. It is very tempting to dig out the old Claymore figures I have stashed away, (only a few though), and revive the Otterburn project. I would need to find a set of rules I liked though. I think I’ve got a Sharp Practice variant specifically for Otterburn that someone gave me at the...

At the start, I was buying Front Rank by popping round Dave’s house in Southend and waiting in his front room while he dug them out from the back. There’s some great ranges in that sale and if future owners can keep the style and add a little more variety of pose to the existing ranges then it could...

Those chequered shields are amazing - fantastic work on such titchy figures!

Great work on those - you’ve done the levy proud

A Conan lookalike and a bunch of half-naked muscle men, what's not to like:


The terrain piece isn't finished yet, I'm toying with colour schemes.

goat major wrote: ↑Fri May 14, 2021 7:10 am Project x. Is that a codename for 324 Really Useful Boxes crammed with unpainted lead ?

Have you been having a peek at my Kanban! :o

Very nice Simon, would easily grace a 28mm army.

My workbench is in ‘dither’ mode - currently there’s skellies, Mexican Presidals, feudal knights and ‘project X’ sitting unattended on it.

Russian Civil War in 2011 - first at Partizan: https://i.postimg.cc/BbXMcqgL/IMG-0548.jpg Then at Salute - always slightly embarrassed by this, it got placed by Salute right at the entrance so it's the first game you saw if you came in but it wasn't a spectacular terrain piece, just a bit subdued: h...

2015 - Calvados and Chips, a little 1944 action with Chain of Command https://i.postimg.cc/ZRjMxszg/IMG-0613.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/fyrq63Lf/IMG-0615.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/3rSqyqB0/IMG-0616.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/XqJDHKVv/IMG-0614.jpg Edit: Came across these two good photos on a blog. This on...