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Essex Boy wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2017 6:10 pm Most excellent models, and I'm impressed by the camo on the helmets.

Iain

Oh, it's cammo. There was me thinking that they were mounted Bersaglieri improvising with parakeet feathers.

I'm sure we have a copy of the classic Turkish cookbook "1001 ways to cook an aubergine " round here somewhere.

Buff- that sounds like a problem with balance in the scenarios. What were the rules like? I was getting interested in them as I wanted a D&D-stylee set. I imagine that more familiarity would help but they didn't seem to have some things which we expected. It seems that there is no bonus for gan...

battleeditor wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2017 5:56 pm

This could all be solved, of course, by you all binning your 28-30mm miniatures and restarting the whole thing in 6mm. Transportation and storage would also be dramatically improved.

And we could use the money we saved to fly Grizz over for a game.

We gave Otherworld a run out tonight. I don't think any of use were overly impressed. The bar room brawl was highly entertaining but once one of my party made it to the weapons chest it was pretty much game over. If we had played another turn I would have had 3 out of my four fighters carrying weapo...

Whatever happens in Diss may well widen the gene pool considerably.

If you've got it, flaunt it.* I did actually make a sensible reply but lost it somehow. The size doesn't bother me but maybe we need a CinC to say, "Can you send your cavalry to the far flank where they won't get shot to bits." Maybe he could also manage the reserves off table. That could ...

Well, that looked to be great fun.

That looks wonderful. It has real character.

battleeditor wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2017 8:24 pm
Other than Purps' dice rolling of course. Nothing can make up for that.

Truth, pure & simple.