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Best Wishes Stu.

Time to buy some more.

Another vote for Lion Rampant, it's affordable and self contained. Saga has a few drawbacks for me, the individual Age Of books aren't cheap, you do feel some pressure to buy the faction specific dice and it is important to understand your opponent's battle board as well as you understand your own. ...

I used to be in charge of maintaining those at Sealand. In the build up to Op Granby we lost one Tornado that was taking photos of their shadow on the desert floor, the tape in the back was playing the theme to Chariots of Fire.

Heaven forbid that the troops should use lots of ammunition, that's why we soldiered on with the Lee Enfield and why the SLR lacked a full auto function. This approach knocks on into having low stock holdings, the Falklands War saw BAOR & RAFG virtually stripped of 9mm ammunition. I always saw ...

In American terms the 50 cal wasn't a scarce resource, nor were M5's. Churned out by the thousand they were pretty much consumable stores. The British High Command have had a long standing habit of regarding everything as a precious asset. Heaven forbid that the troops should use lots of ammunition,...

Peeler wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 7:08 pm Calm down, calm down, the wheels are turning. At present, there be Meself, Alex, Martin, Norman, doing a sexy foursome DBN both days. We may 'swing' a bit with the pairings.

TMI!

Jamanicus wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 10:32 pm I was thinking more about relying on the local taxi services....but Peeler may be best placed to advise on that front??

On any other occasion I would suggest using a bike but ...

World2dave wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 12:05 pm By 'denouement' presumably you mean the final, dismal rout of EB's few remaining troops?

Stands to reason.

Hope all goes well Gary

Friday at the Forge
Forgeburger & Chips for me
OAP's gammon and egg for the memsahib.
Not sure if the the family are joining us on Saturday but Slimming World dictates that we only get one blow out.