Beautifully painted figures.
Willz.
Atheling's Italian Wars- Italian Mounted Arquebusiers
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Willz the Wargamer
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Re: Atheling's Italian Wars- Italian Mounted Arquebusiers
Many thanks Willz.
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Re: Atheling's Italian Wars- Italian Mounted Arquebusiers
Lovely stuff, matey!
Kein Plan überlebt den ersten Kontakt mit den Würfeln. (No plan survives the first contact with the dice.)
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In the '70's I worked in a hardware shop (Nock and Kirby's) on weekends, and don't remember that very colourful sort of can. (I can still remember the '70's. It's remembering the last month that is difficult.)Yeah, I think it went under the radar with quite a few wargamers/modellers as it was mainly sold in small hardware shops.
If "The System" is the answer, who asked such a bloody stupid question?
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I used to buy it occasionally from a Wonderland Models in Edinburgh when they had it in or a bike shop in the same town. I bought quite a few cans in one go and I'm glad that I did as I still have a small dwindling supply left!Spanner wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 11:12 pmIn the '70's I worked in a hardware shop (Nock and Kirby's) on weekends, and don't remember that very colourful sort of can. (I can still remember the '70's. It's remembering the last month that is difficult.)Yeah, I think it went under the radar with quite a few wargamers/modellers as it was mainly sold in small hardware shops.