The Loose Association of Wargamers

Buff Orpington wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 5:23 pm Just pushed the button on a Rail King toy train set. If it turns out to be O gauge I'll use it for shiny games, if it works with 28mm I'll distress it a bit for Zona Alfa and if it's HO/OO I'll give it to young Mr Waudy to indoctrinate his daughter in a couple of years.

Ohh, thank you. Though, I'm hoping this turns out to be shiny material. I don't think we've had one on table yet have we?

Oddly, Freya's Grandmama is a big train fan. Has a set of the Orient Express and regularly rides on luxury dinning trains, last one didn't really leave Hull all day. We got Freya's favourite nurse a trip on the Northern Belle in a 'name your NHS hero' competition the other week too.

I'll put up some photos when it arrives.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Sun May 24, 2020 10:19 am I drop a prayer every week for full colour 3d printing of COTOTS stuff.

Lazy bugger ! There must be an online tutorial somewhere on how to hold tools with paws.

I hate painting, just hate it. I'd love to feed an order of battle into a package and just remove a brigade at a time three times a day from the printer.

You can pay painters you know.....

And of course bear claws are ideally designed to open teddy bear seams and hook out the innards so you could make bear fur mats instead.

At the moment I can't pay painters. A few more years.

Sell bear fur mats, pay painters.. easy.

Do what Purps did. Pay per view site of yourself, and others, doing things to you. There’s a market for everything these days.

Bears apparently have quite a big niche market....

I always liked Pinky Beecroft's (Machine Gun Fellatio) story about the dancing bear in the brothel. 1.40 in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPBVe6IjYcc