What are people buying?

[Shahbahraz]

There were at least two series of articles covering conversions. AIrfix and Military Modelling both did one I think.

[grizzlymc]

I don't remember military modelling but, unsurprisingly, Airfix magazine was full of how to pin, use sprues, stretched and unstretched, plasticine sealed with banana oil, and clothing made of paper.

[FreddBloggs]

http://vintagewargaming.blogspot.com/20 ... ticle.html

[Vintage Wargaming]

While TW did some conversion articles - including terrain ones like the Medieval Town and the large FFL forts made out of four Airfix Fort Saharas - Bob O’ Brien had several iconic long running series of these and deserved at least some of the credit for them.

Thanks for quoting my own blog at me. I am already familiar with it.

Far more Terry Wise terrain conversion articles than figure ones there.

[Zenbadger]

I was thinking of the Airfix Guide to ACW Wargaming, just had a read through this morning.

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Thanks for quoting my own blog at me. I am already familiar with it.

Well, that's good. And not something to be taken for granted at our age, I'm now finding......

[FreddBloggs]

While TW did some conversion articles - including terrain ones like the Medieval Town and the large FFL forts made out of four Airfix Fort Saharas - Bob O’ Brien had several iconic long running series of these and deserved at least some of the credit for them.

Thanks for quoting my own blog at me. I am already familiar with it.

Far more Terry Wise terrain conversion articles than figure ones there.

I was quoting exactly the series I had mentioned. The Bob O'Brien stuff was before my time, I remember these articles in Airfix Magazine, and Terry Wise ACW flags in the Airfix Annual, then him as edotor of OP Mil Modelling.

[HMS Priapus]

Just got my 'helicopter money,' possibly just the first installment given the state of things here in the US. Now, what to spend it on besides hookers and an 8 Ball...

[FreddBloggs]

Canadian passport.

[Peeler]

A seven shot revolver. Always fools the unwary victim.