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- Ashley
- A retired cognitive behavioural therapist, longtime SF fan, maker of models and writer of novels. I am unashamedly a starry eyed dreamer.
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Cold War '85: Soviet T-64 Tank Battalion - Whilst I haven't added anything to my Cold War '58 project of late, efforts have returned to the IGB (Inner German Border) as I looked at the pile of sha...1 day ago
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Pulp SciFi: "The Shadow Circuit" Introduction - Our remote Pulp SciFi gaming experiment continues: I will be setting scenarios for Rich to play, and adjusting each on narratively depending on the resul...1 day ago
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Dusting off the Dwarves - I started going through stuff in the basement, trying to purge odds and ends that will just never get used, when I happened on the box with my old GW Dwa...1 day ago
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Start Of The Week - Even Not, Even More Freaking Hexes - SO even more hexes. It's time for the futuristic urban terrain, or Paradise City, as I like to call it. Nothing special, if anything this should be the eas...2 days ago
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Happy Gaugamela to me. - 'Twas my birthday on Saturday. 65 years on the third rock from the Sun. As is sort of a tradition I ran a large AMW ancient game with as many 20mm plast...3 days ago
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I think I mentioned that I managed to find a RAFM Artillery Cobra, and it arrived today. The box was incredibly tatty, but this is my f... -
I managed to score four Takara Fattys off eBay via a dealer in Japan. These are Takara 1/48th scale Arctic Gear mecha from VOTOMS. Not as ... -
These models are from the Takara micro-tank range. They're a 1/144th scale Russian T95s, more properly called Object 195, because ... -
I promised some friends I'd post some macro shots of my RAFM conversions. Here's an Army CAS-1-Mod-1EV Ape, engineering mecha. Rea...
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Over at the usual place there has been an interesting thread on auto-cannons. Unfortunately, as I was checking this post today, gone ... -
And keeping my promise to my friends about posting macro shots of my RAFM conversions, here's the rebuilt Air Force CAS-4CP, meant to co...
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Click to embiggen: a perfectly cromulent word. I always wondered what was the difference between a wood and a forest, or a jungle. So now I... -
It has been a while, seven years it seems, since I posted anything about my buildings for wargames. How time seems to slip through ones fing...
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Well today I managed to persuade my beloved non-wargaming spouse to play a game of Risk: The Dalek Invasion of Earth , which I had been ... -
I had the good fortune to be asked to write for the BattleTech universe by Sam Lewis. I had written to him suggesting a TRO to cover ...
Wonderful artwork on you cover.
ReplyDeleteMy Godson and his family came to visit on Sunday, and we did the Natural History museum, see the dinosaurs etc. When we got back I gave him a copy of Bad Dog, signed to him, cause I'm a cool God Mum, and asked him what he thought of the cover. His comment was it's awesome, how good is that? The best.
Delete'Right answer junior'. It is only recently that I have come to really appreciate the significance of a gifted book that has been signed - but one by the author, even better. Nice touch.
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