The Loose Association of Wargamers

Shows what you know about blues...

My package from Coresec engineering arrived. Now that I know how big my balls are, I can work out how to get magnets into my planes.

Zenbadger wrote: ↑Sun Jan 20, 2019 11:02 pm The painting is barely acceptable wargames standard and there is very little discussion of authenticity and colours. No blending here, just drybrushing, layering or washing. There have been better discussions of ACW painting in Wargames Illustrated and i was hoping this would go a stage further and in more depth. Oh well, I have a birthday present for my nephew.

Shit. Then my painting is worse than I thought as I only wash and dry brush. I don’t blend or layer

Welcome to the Dremel Imitation Cheap Knock-off Society, Buff.
(Note - we’ll have to think of a name for ourselves.)

Let us be happy in our foolish delusion that we can make a hole in 2mm MDF for less than £80.
Crazy, I know.

Jeremy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 6:42 am I only wash and dry brush.

Wargames Hygiene Routine

It keeps the rucksack from getting wet.

Catherine the Greats Memoirs, in aid of not being such a one trick pony.

I think the pony she was having sex with knew more than one trick.

Having raised some funds from sales, currently trying to decide between Sudan in 6mm (for which I have a small amount figures, but no terrain), 15mm(some transferable terrain from other periods, no figures) or going nuclear and commissioning a whole range in 10mm, (Sorry Leon but the Pendraken sculpts are showing their age and lack the poses i'd like!).

However, I see this on t'net and start thinking hmmm...15mm Samurai.....
https://oshiromodels.wixsite.com/oshiro ... age/j-set1

Generating a budget is a dangerous thing!

CtG:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S4V7WBq72Gg

(Not horse porn... honest.)