The Loose Association of Wargamers

DougM wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 11:52 pm Ok, so a new 3d printer, magnets, bases, and a bucket load of superglue.

A better one or to ramp up production?

The new one has a much larger print bed, so almost 5 times the volume of the original, so I can print much larger items, or print many more in a single print. I'm still learning how to get the best out of it. And the old one kept wigging out. I've completed a T35 in 1/200 as a test, so will be running a few more off this weekend.

Lion Rampant 2nd Ed. Down to £14.47 with free postage from Blackwells online.

Ive promised someone a game soon so wanted to see the new scenarios.

Good spot Tim. Ordered a copy.

I ordered mine from North Star today

This isn't really buying but i've just found out that my local library (North Yorks) e-book app (called Libby) lets you take out copies of WSS and Miniature Wargames and alerts when new ones are released. And all for free. Other regions probably have this as well. Good things these libraries.

Both despite and, contrarily, also occasionally because of, his politics, I have always found Alexei Sayle very, very funny. A while back he came up with this one: "Who knew that the 2008 global financial crash was all because Wolverhampton had too many libraries!"

Alexei in standup is a surreal experience, and great fun.

When I was a callow youth I worked in Ham Branch Library in Richmond upon Thames. As I got to order the books it had a very good collection of Wargame books.

I might have borrowed a few.

We Wulfunians are great readers you know!