The Loose Association of Wargamers

Hence the rhinotaur.

Norman D. Landings wrote: ↑Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:41 am Science.
Everything’s fine as long as you were wearing a lab coat when you did it.

Do you have to be wearing anything underneath it, or is just the lab coat sufficient?

Norm is a medical scientist. You impugn his professionalism by suggesting a lack of attention to detail on his part. Further, please note that he did not refer to said lab coat being buttoned up.

It’s almost time to begin painting for this guys.

Nah, plenty of time still!

I'm popping in to pose a simple question.

There has been a flurry of emails back and forth to all participants over the last couple of days, but not everyone is responding. It may be that you are busy, or simply not interested in the campaign aspects – which seems curious, given that you asked to participate in a campaign.

So, if you are either too busy, away or not interested in this part of the proceedings, please have the courtesy to indicate this to your respective commanders-in-chief and delegate command of your troops to them so that we can create a meaningful background campaign prior to the weekend. This will also cut down on the amount of emails that need to be sent out and for me and the c-in-cs to have to respond to.

This of course might mean that when you turn up for the weekend, you may discover that half your army may have been accidentally exterminated as a result of the incompetence of those in charge.

If you've not been getting the emails, then check your junk mail boxes for stuff coming from henry at battlegames dot co dot uk for starters.

That is all. Kindly direct your responses to Essex Boy and Goat Major respectively. Thank you.

I'm in basing mode. Loads of time yet, although nellies need a bit of effort.

Especially when they pack their trunk and say goodbye to the circus....

It's getting the swivel guns to stay in place that's the tricky bit.

If you would make do with less than 8 puckle swivel guns you might find it easier.