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Well having had a minor disaster of my own recently... .that olive oil tip seems to work rather well...

Thanks!

You're making Essex sound like something from a Stephen King novel, no roads out, flexible geography and a cast of strange, idiosyncratic characters and delusional locals. TBH I recognise that description - especially the bit between Chelmsford and Maldon. Just bought the latest edition of General ...

Tim - alas I game WW2 in 15mm and 20mm....

For me it's the Winter War...

Plenty of figures available for that you'd think...

for Finns yes. Everyone seems to like the superhuman gallant Finns.

Russians in the appropriate helmets.... not so much from what I can find.

I'm still recovering from watching Ipswich gets stuffed by Barrow on telly.....

Well I'm a magpie so don't really plan anything.

But I do have a 1940 Dombas project on the go which is coming along nicely and here in the fringes of Empire we've decided to do 15mm Napoleonics again. Just investigating what rules to use.

Well I'm a magpie so don't really plan anything.

But I do have a 1940 Dombas project on the go which is coming along nicely and here in the fringes of Empire we've decided to do 15mm Napoleonics again. Just investigating what rules to use.

Eagle figures do both Guerillas and Garrochista cavalry.

No idea what they'rhttps://www.eaglefigures.co.uk/28mm-napoleonic- ... it-packs/e like mind you.

Bicarb seems to work marvellously! Thanks!

Well I've started painting the WW2 Norwegians Tim so kindly sent me which raises a problem...

How does one model snow on a figure base?

Any tips?