The Loose Association of Wargamers

Beautiful plumage Mr Purps.

Nice looking chaps from a bloke who has painted a few 10mm in his time.

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jun 24, 2018 10:39 am Steady yourselves!

I to have done a blog update.

Iain

Extremely impressive Mr Boy. The whole board thing looks the dogs.

I've been -and intend to continue- catching some rays while making 6mm buildings.

Subs - You should design a game around your experiences and offer to put it on at next year's show; you can call it "Show me the way to go home" (in 6mm obviously). You could use the ACW train set - just pretend(?) Southern Rail haven't updated the rolling stock in the past 150 years - an...

A write up and some pics from Broadside last Sunday.

http://thewordsofsubedai.blogspot.com/2 ... dside.html

Doesn't everybody? I thought it was a seasonal rite of passage...at least that's what I told her.

Hear hear, a method I learnt from, and was endorsed by the Airfix magazine, way back in the 1970's. The other was to insert the lugs into the holes and then melt them in place using the flattened tip of a screwdriver (non Phillips) which had been heated up. You had to give the tracks a good tugging...

Ma Subs had a new hip put in at the beginning of April. Off the crutches after four weeks, stick and those bl**dy surgical stockings two weeks later. She accused me as being the world's worst carer and I accused her of being the world's worst patient so we got along fine. She's gamboling around like...

Good fun to assemble, and blissfully free of the rubber-track bullshit of the Airfix days of yore. Oh yes they were a bloody nightmare - never fitted properly and wouldnt take any known form of glue I just assembled a warlord Tiger. hard plastic tracks which came in 4 separate parts each and were a...