The Loose Association of Wargamers

Assuming that you want Heilan coos, then Langley Models have some in their OO/HO (1/76) range, which falls within the ambit of 20mm. http://www.langley-models.co.uk/acatalo ... tc_10.html (F68a) Although I've seen Langley Models in OZ, that was many years ago now, so mail order is your best bet. Alternatively, if you want prepainted https://tencommandmentsmodels.co.uk/pro ... an-coo-oo/

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 9:01 am Never let your stock drop below 100 per inhabitant or you'll get wuflu.

It's a lovely little village. That thatch should burn nicely.

Burning thatch? In the Hielands..?? oh you poor fool.. You'd have to light a big fire to dry it out first. Nice models. I shall have a look at those for my 1745 forces.

(A lot of the roofing should actually be peat, or reed. Which puts me in mind of an old 'Scotland the What' joke..

'Peter Reid, fae Peterheid, is deid. Volvo for sale.')

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 9:01 am wuflu.

The first time I've heard it called that. Nice one.

Flu Manchu is another good one.

Kung-flu is another.

Whenever I use the word wuflu on LinkedIn, I get 3 or 4 chaps looking at my profile: Chinese, white shirt, tie, name and tag in Chinese characters. I like the idea that I am annoying the agents of a communist dictatorship, even in a small way.

Or that you're just about to get a dog turd mixed in with your Chinese takeaway?

Nah, Aussie Chinese are generally really critical of the CCP. Some came to labour in gold mines mid 19th century, but most came post Tiananmen looking for asylum. Harder to find a communist apologist amongst them than amongst the Vietnamese.