The Loose Association of Wargamers

So does that mean a separate thread to debate which varnish.....?

Thanks, gents. Partizan is also the response I'm getting from other people I've asked. Would it be fair to say Salute is more of a trade show, while Partizan is for gaming? Not enough time to prep a trip this year (I have things to do in the HGM and MdlA, if I can arrange them), so I'll pencil in f...

Where was the last Partizan you visited - Kelham Hall, or the new(er) venue at the Newark Show Ground? If the former, then I would unhesitatingly recommend it, as the "new" venue is miles better. And in addition to a Lard Zone and a plethora of other participation games, there will be quit...

Ah, back in the good old days when the BBC could be trusted.....

bangorstu wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:37 pm Spanner, not only is the Hobby Shop only 50m from Greggs, it's open 7 days a week.....

Yes, yes, yes, but is the Greggs also open 7 days a week?

(Asking for a friend, obviously.....)

goat major wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 1:55 pm Note btw that musketeers are at a disadvantage fighing melee unless they bought bayonets or another melee weapon....

Just thought of another disadvantage for musketeers. What about the dimensions of the tunnels/corridors - is there room to swing a cat/musket?

Count Belisarius wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 9:47 pm Someone requested a couple of close ups...

Clearly a person of taste and sophistication. Of course, what that person might be doing on here is another matter entirely.....

Spiffing job, your Countship.

Sorry, I missed them, too. Which is a shame as they are absolutely spiffing.

and even in Scotland (and other far flung parts of the UK) things like paint or even rattle cans have to come with an expensive courier, Just ordered a rattle can for my WW1 French (Thalassa Blue from the Montana Black range) and a similar can of Winsor & Newton matt varnish from a shop in Nawf...