THE SORTENING

[Norman D. Landings]

Oh my God, the STUFF.

SO. MUCH. STUFF.

Why did I start this?

Why didn’t anybody stop me?

[Jeremy]

We tried remember? But oh no! Norm always knows better doesn’t he? Can’t tell him anything can we?

It’s like this when we go out to the pub too!

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

First off, Norm - are we talking about:-
(a) your hobby, or
(b) your work that you've brought home, or
(c) work that your other half has brought home and you've somehow become involved with?

[Norman D. Landings]

Hobby.... strictly hobby.

Work stuff runs on schedule, to budget, in accordance with God-knows-how-many protocols & SOPs, and is subject to frequent inspection and audit.

Wargaming laughs at these notions, buys more stuff and puts in in an obscure corner.

[Paul]

Oh my God, the STUFF.

SO. MUCH. STUFF.

Why did I start this?

Why didn’t anybody stop me?

[Purple]

Be careful, I suffered terribly during THE SHORTENING

[Peeler]

Are you piling it all up in your lounge?

[Norman D. Landings]

It was on the bed.
It was ALL OVER THE BED.
Then it got ferried downstairs in batches.
Apparently if figures are bare metal that have been gathering dust for years I can carry them downstairs without any problem what-so-bastard-ever.

[levied troop]

It was on the bed.
It was ALL OVER THE BED.

Double, Kingsize or Emperor? And just the one?

[Paul]

It was on the bed.
It was ALL OVER THE BED.

Double, Kingsize or Emperor? And just the one?

Flower Bed, Kew Garden size.