Or Happy Hols, Merry Xmas, and any other alternative greeting that is appropriate. I'm ecumenical about celebrating at this time of the year.
Another picture taken by my beloved of our tree. She is the light of my life. So from us both, have a lovely day and catch y'all on the bounce.
Just an update to say that not only am I still working at knocking Big Little Wars into shape, but that a couple of fans are working on making OHMU War Machine available as a PDF.
Whether this is a facsimile of the original, or a revised an updated second edition has yet to be clarified?
There are pros and cons to both approaches, and shades between a facsimile that's revised to more extensive changes that bleed over to modernizing the combat resolution and command and control mechanisms to meet the current standards for wargame rules and making it a new edition.
Either way, if all goes well there will something coming, but as to when, I have no clue. It depends.
I've mostly finished the rebuild CAS-4CP model. It still needs a coat of gloss varnish before
adding decals, and then afterwards I will need to spray matt varnish.
I'm so glad I've finished this rebuild because this rebuild has been a bit of a slog.
I think the added bulk really adds to the feel that the Buster is big, much bigger than the conventionally sized Ape and Dog combat armour suits that the Army and Marines use.
Mostly finished meaning that I need to spray some gloss varnish and then add decals and then spray again with some matt varnish.
So, this is the third Special Forces CAS-3-Mod-1 mech finished for my
Combat Armor Suit Detachment Alpha that appeared in my second novel,
Strike Dog.
The remaining three mech models for my Special Forces unit are waiting some TLC on my workbench. As they say, watch this space.
I recently acquired from Badger 3D a lovely resin printed Kurganets-25. I need to clean some minor flash off before painting, but the quality of the resin print is outstanding.
You may be asking why I bought this? Well, I reckon that this IFV will be around for the foreseeable future and is therefore perfect for games in my SF setting.
Besides which, I mention the Kurganets-25 in my World of Drei series of short stories.
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