What are people buying?
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Nice looking figures Andy. I'm keen to see what you do with them.
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Excellent haul. Almost enough for you Lacehulk warband.
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You should get a few more.
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He probably already has..............
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Well this year is proving to be disappointing work wise - to the extent I was forced to not only spend last week in Essex but look at Jaywick (albeit from a distance) - but I'm amassing a bunch of Rajputanas for a 1942 Malaya campaign.
And having just driven through Colchester it seems apposite that I've just finished off a bunch of Roman buildings to re-enact the world's most famous Norfolk red-head burning the place.
And having just driven through Colchester it seems apposite that I've just finished off a bunch of Roman buildings to re-enact the world's most famous Norfolk red-head burning the place.
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Finally, I nailed a box:
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Nice! It does make you wonder why it was produced as a limited edition though?
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Kein Plan überlebt den ersten Kontakt mit den Würfeln. (No plan survives the first contact with the dice.)
Baron Mannshed von Wreckedoften, First Sea Lord of the Bavarian Admiralty.
Baron Mannshed von Wreckedoften, First Sea Lord of the Bavarian Admiralty.
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It was OOP for a long time & I think they brought this back as a sop to demand?
Not sure but the box is old & I got it for....more than I care to say from an acquaintance in Sydney.
My dear Baron, I expect that box is sadly mouldering in the city dump, snatched by some hopeful villain expecting gold,frankincense or myrrh & utterly disappointed at finding plastic figures.
Crime here has risen remarkably in the last few years & whilst I have lost no further post, I fully expect an attempt on my beloved '86', now parked in the carport whilst my wife's Lexus now resides in the garage. If/when this happens, you will hear my cry of anguish in London.
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