The Loose Association of Wargamers

You can never too many dodgy types on the table as there are normally just as many standing around it.

well the figures will be better dressed and slimmer of course

And a lot less flatulent.

12 new AB Mamelukes and a gew more command figures
Also need to buy some grass tufts and GMB flags

Northstar have some awesome platoon deals on their Desert range from Artisan (the best WW2 figures in my opinion!), a full platoon for £30! Eying out the Italians to go along with my Rats and DAK

The first of the Kursk Pintsized Campaigns for CoC. I have Russians, I have Germans. So I ask myself, why not? Especially when less than a fiver

Jeremy wrote: ↑Wed Sep 05, 2018 12:14 pm Northstar have some awesome platoon deals on their Desert range from Artisan (the best WW2 figures in my opinion!)....

I always think the British look odd; same with the Crusader 28mm. It's the helmets - they just don't look right (although soften the outline with a scrim net or a cover, and they look ok-ish). They remind me of how I used to draw British heads when I was in junior school.

I have the Artizan Designs British and think they’re great. I find the Crusader a bit ‘big’. I’d love to get the AD Falschirmjager, but just can’t justify the purchase. In many respects I wish I hadn’t invested so heavily in Perry WW2 (both sides) as I would have chosen the AD range instead.

Yeh I’ve always thought they looked pretty good and just had another look and still like them. Never liked the Perry 8th army helmets though - they always look to me like they’re perched on top of the head rather than fitting properly

TFL CoC 1940 supplement:
http://toofatlardies.co.uk/blog/?p=7333

At some point next year I’m getting my 28mm 1940 stuff finished!