The Loose Association of Wargamers

You've got about six months in real time which probably translates into two weeks of frenzied activity next March! Lovely models for the bigguns.

I'm actually researching/looking at something vaguely in a round about way that's a bit like that for a Medieval Italian campaign between a couple of states...but in 6mm. It's so far off the ground I have a single pack of infantry for it already!

Weather is working in my favour today:


The wall section at the front is getting the hacksaw treatment to make it fit as I have an irregular shaped Bussaco.

Managed to double post....silly computer!

levied troop wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 2:14 pm...as I have an irregular shaped Bussaco.

I thought that was just a rumour!

Those Grand Manner buildings look grrrreat...although you must have had to sell a kidney or two to get that lot together?

Looking forward to seeing this finished.

That’s the most impressive thing someone’s flopped on the table in a while.
Absolutely smashing.

Paul wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 3:25 pm Those Grand Manner buildings look grrrreat...although you must have had to sell a kidney or two to get that lot together?

Don't worry, he assures me they didn't belong to anyone on here.

A truly magnificent edifice! The footprint looks to be about 24" by 18" in old money?

Actually 23" x 23" - haven't quite worked out how to fit it into the table but there's a small village to be added, plus sheep pen and vineyards. Should be plenty of cover

Incidentally, I big you up here in your noveaue riche title of Baron Hardup and I see you revert to the family name. Evolution isn't a lie, despite what the street nutters in Lincoln cry, you can do it.

Neanderthal wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:19 pm A truly magnificent edifice! The footprint looks to be about 24" by 18" in old money?

Forgive me Neanderthal, I've seen you post a couple of times but I've not said hello. Hello.

Iain