The Loose Association of Wargamers

As has been said: Tony Barton in 15/18mm and Paul Hicks (Empress, Woodbine, Hinterland, etc, etc) stole the Perries' crown some years ago in 28mm.

Andy P wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2017 12:16 pm

RMD wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 3:17 pm Good Lord they've let the Other Ranks in...

Lol you so funny!

Good Lord they've let the Other Ranks in...

The sort of thing that Ronan does to me, in fact...

I humour him, because he thinks I don't know who he is...

Or perhaps he's being serious and those are genuine questions...?!

Aside that is , from Stuart Asquith, who attacked me in the pages of his rag for not talking to him at Eastbourne... That's because I was talking to a busload of German schoolkids, getting them to roll the dice and move troops at the time when you deigned to grant us an audience, you utter chod! Jo...

I'm with Penda 100%. Nobody turns up to a model show and expects to be able to play with the exhibits... However, I do agree entirely that the people who put on these games should actually engage with people and that is certainly my philosophy. I've made dozens of friends in the hobby simply from ta...

Same thing as always, Pinky: Buy AB Napoleonics in industrial quantities and take over the world...

I stand guilty of creating or co-creating many a colossal game (the AB Figures Wargames Weekends at the former ABHQ in Wales, the General de Brigade/British Grenadier Wargames Weekends at the National Army Museum and the Battlefront Wargamers games at Bovington to name a few), so in my opinion a gam...

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Wed Sep 20, 2017 10:33 am Lovely. Especially for a Welshman.

Praised with faint damns...

Ah, it seems he's also in the Napoleon & Staff set. He used to be available individually before the Napoleon set came out. I think he was meant to be General Drouot.

https://www.fighting15sshop.co.uk/ab-se ... 1588-p.asp