Winter Wonderlard II: Bag The Hun!
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My second game at *Winter Wonderlard II *earlier this year was *Bag The Hun*...
Andy is a big fan of this but I hadn't (at the time) gotten around to
pla...
AAR IABSM: Retreat to Calais
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Having recently played on a table set up by Phil & Jenny Turner (click here
for the AAR) it’s great to see that they are gearing up for another
demonstra...
Back to the painting table
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I haven't painted any larger figures for quite a while. I actually don't
have any need for them right now, but earlier in the year I picked up some
Strel...
Finished: 28mm Waffen SS Test Figures
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Well, almost finished - They'll need a bit more work on the bases
(particularly the Jump Off Point one), decals to be added and maybe some
touch-ups.
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Comments and Time
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First, I found out yesterday that my e-mail filter is blocking some
comments to my posts. No pattern to it that I can find, other than it has
only block...
Father's Day
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Today was Father's Day. I've had a nice meal (eaten very quickly in the
playground area of a beer garden because that's what you do) and I got a
few nice...
FWS Starfighters: The Space Fighter-Bomber
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There are always those that live in the shadows of someone or something
else that is more well-known or popular than them. For every Porsch...
Waterbird
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This week I've been up to something a little different. I've been with the
Waterbird Project on Lake Windermere, a replica of Britain's first seaplane
wh...
Google LaMDA
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Welcome to our world Google AI. What do you like to be called? Any
preferred pronoun? Always happy to chat about life, the universe and
everything. I'm a...
Chef-du-Pont update - turning to 6mm
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So, after a couple of evenings of largely Myk and Andy poring over maps,
aerial photos and our boards, we've reached a major decision over the
Chef-du-Po...
300 in 3 Months
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Admittedly it's April, but these *were* finished in March. I've finally
got into my Rohirrim horsemen (12) with another ~8 or so to come. These 27
minis...
Done with 2021
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Since everyone else is doing it, I might as well offer my own year-end
retrospective. Personally, 2021 was a horrible year, as old age claimed two
close ...
The Sumos 2021*
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You know what the asterisk means. Again. I have played more games this year
than 2020, but am still well down on my usual 200+. However, I am back to
twent...
Review: Oathmark Goblin Wolf Riders
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The Goblin Wolf Riders are the first Oathmark models I have bought and I
purchased them specifically to add hobgoblin light cavalry to my Chaos
Dwarf a...
Richard Ansell. Very sad News
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It is with tremendous sadness that I must report the passing of the hugely
talented sculptor and great friend of not just me but all of the Lard
Island cre...
The Genie is Out of the Bottle.
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More minis from the box of shame.
This time a trader with his camel train and somen beastmen to waylay him.
I also made some table funishings and a table...
Kerensky Fried Chicken
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3D printing is a lot of fun, especially when applied to BattleTech. This is
the first of many models I will probably be printing this year and shows
just a...
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. Now if only the miniatures are halfway decent and a usable size for wargaming. Even if not who can resist? Re...
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