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Go to my blog, I am quite happy with acrylic caulk and an old shirt.

That experiment with the road was my last foray into scenary (a couple of years ago). I did also note that the MDF warped a bit. I think roads and a good terrain mat really brighten up the wargames experience.

you did that impromptu Mexican cemetery at Ayton a couple of years ago Ken

LOL! There will be another one in a couple of weeks time.

[edit] to be fair I had a lot of help from Simon, Dave, Kerry and their grand batteries.

goat major wrote: ↑Mon Apr 16, 2018 11:25 am you did that impromptu Mexican cemetery at Ayton a couple of years ago Ken

Harsh. No one ribs EB about his careless handling of the Gateway Cavalry. Well, not much.

I tend to disagree. I have seen on numerous occasions the precision with which EB handles the Gateway cavalry. Such utter and complete annihilation doesn’t ‘just happen’. It takes great planning and timing!

Pliming and taming?

Jeremy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 16, 2018 12:34 pm I tend to disagree. I have seen on numerous occasions the precision with which EB handles the Gateway cavalry. Such utter and complete annihilation doesn’t ‘just happen’. It takes great planning and timing!

At last, I get some appreciation.

Well I took a broke from Russians for a bit of Prussian blue.
I’m not a Prussian addict, I can stop if I want...

This handsome bastard with a purple ribbon in his wig is the 28mm me!
He’ll be Leading a regiment at Ayton so don’t be shooting at him or I’ll call you something totally horrid like ‘git’

I think I’ve captured my magnificence.
And yes, he is considerable smaller than my other command figures...