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Piquet FoB is worth a look too. I love the ebb and flow that is created in the system and the flexibility to create period flavour, although I've only had a couple of test games with card counters

Out of interest it would be good to know whether the traders were booked before the other venue cancelled/

"One could field Hanoverian Space Marines" Who makes them? I wants to get myself some of those :mrgreen: For heavens sake don't tell Paul! I've not got the space to engage with all my whims anymore :( The torture dungeon had to go when we moved and I'm trying to rationalise the figures I ...

If it is true that some traders took greater space than they had paid for then a lot of the problems seem to have been caused by that. I would like some independent clarification of whether that happened before condemning the show and the organisers. All the other points are just pretty standard exc...

Superb work, your painting is up there with the best! Luckily I've avoided the pull of 'Fist full of Kung Fu' although it looks fun!

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 16, 2017 12:11 am I thought hex bases would look rather good.

Iain

There are words for people like you....but i'll let Dave express them in interpretive dance.

You could buy 'em for a third time

World2dave wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2017 7:06 pmI'll be doing the DR 15mm Dark Ages/Barbarica thing at some point next year if things go to plan...
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I've been thinking about using it with a Norse Mythology background. Ever since Copplestone released their Dwarves I have been on the verge of 'pressing the button'.

I think I had a chat with EB about individually mounted 15/18mm for Pirate games and with W2D for Sci Fi. So I'd say go for it, save some money and space and be a winner all around! (I'd also looked at playing DR in 15mm as I have a soft spot for the Copplestone 15mm Barbarica range but haven't take...

They are, unfortunately 1/35 So not 'true' 54mm.