I can only hope, first time out they'll get crushed as usual.

Bill

Picked it up today, I'll be watching it next week while away on holiday.

Bill

Very nice Bob,

Does Zerleuben translate as 'Garden Centre'?

Bill

Not a warband for the over 55's (although a few do have white/grey hair) ;) This is the first 2 points of Hearthguard, warriors and levies to follow. First things I've painted in a while, should get onto the rest of them when I return from a - and windswept trip to the western isles. Bill (apparentl...

Napoleonics is fine by me

Had a quick discussion with Andy and 2 single rooms for Friday & Saturday nights was the preference. I'm sure Andy will confirm too.


Bill.

barr7430 wrote:Guys,

24-26 not available but 17-19 is. How does this suit those who have responded so far.

thanks... still trying to find a solution

No problem with the date change. It hasn't been entered into the 'Calendar' by SWMBO yet(mainly as I haven't said anything), so its flexible

Bill

Kokomo by the Beach Boys.....

Aruba, Jamaica ooo I wanna take ya
Bermuda, Bahama come on pretty mama
Key Largo, Montego baby why don't we go

etc.

I can confirm I'm interested in those dates Barry. Especially now I'll be working in Edinburgh till the end of the year. Huzzah!

Bill.

I believe the default answer to anything 28mm Prussian related is Calpe

http://www.calpeminiatures.co.uk/

Bill

I too would be very interested, although can only field British and French divisions currently.

Bill

I am sure Bob will add some comments especially about the bloke who wanted to measure the length of GWM gun barrels to check for accuracy.... POT HELMET MAN IS ALIVE AND WELL :shock: :shock: :shock: I had a good long chat with Aly M while yourself and Bob were busy answering questions and mentioned...

See you chaps tomorrow, another dawn raid on Salute beckons (4.45 start )

I dont actually have to collect much, a pre order from victrix and some 15mm WWII stuff. No doubt I'll end up with a bunch of stuff I suddenly 'need'

Bill.

Hi Karim, I created a charge resolution programme to check the outcomes. It was written in a language called SAS, which is a very expensive tool used by large companies use for a variety of uses these days, but has its roots in statistical modelling. I have made a start on porting it over to excel u...

Colin,

surely your signature should read promoting

'Corporals to Colonelcy in one fell swoop'



Bill

All true

Just like to say thanks again chaps for another enjoyable weekend. And I'll be confirming availability for the BLB weekend with Adrian either today or tomorrow.

Bill.