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That should make my position clear. So don't expect any correspondence on the subject . It shall not be happening.
OK so what is new. Firstly I have slowed down on the painting A LOT! I have not stopped nor do I intend to. Nor do I intend to show you what I have painted in the mean time.
You may recall this figure from ages ago! So this is still a ALIVE project despite my lack of movement o the subject!
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- 15mm Dark ages: an old project that is no longer stalled. Unit 3 of 5 is part painted.
- 15mm WWII western desert. While this is a new project expect to see some old friends. I plan to use the Peter Pig "PBI" rules. I am sure there will be a lot more of this to come. This will be a slow burner.
- 20mm Vietnam. I have finally found a set of rules I like and that I think could work well for this conflict. More soon I promise. Another slow burner.
- Also in the works are a set of Victorian science Fiction rules. I hope to self publish these at a later date and while I shall be looking for playtesters NOT YET SO DON 'T ASK. But here is a sneak peek! So far a few sleepless nights! LOTS AND LOTS still to do and I might fall flat so promise you will not laugh and we are good.
- Finally. I am going to resurrect my "French Indian Wars" project as the rules I dis originally buy just did not work for me in 15mm. These may not either but at least they give me the feel I want and the scale I want as well as getting me re-started on the project. The rules only arrived yesterday, but I have already read enough to know I like them.
Sneak peek |
All the best Clint
Great to have you back, Clint, and your resurrected "French Indian Wars" - along with everything else you mention, sounds excellent :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Blax. I have about £50 of painted 15mm troops for the period already (Just got to remember where I put them). That means I just about have everything to get some games started.
DeleteI am delighted to see you back blogging again, mate. This is the best news I've had all day. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bryan. My news of the day was you saying that.
DeleteI don;t careabout the whys and wherefores, it's just a joy to see you back blogging and I really don;t care either what it's about. Your return is like a king list friend returning home.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joe. A pleasure to be back. As much of a joy for me returning home after a long break.
DeleteGreat to have you back mate, in whatever capacity you want to post, look forward to seeing how these projects progress
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave I may well need your special help on at least one of the projects.(May require some sculpting.... but too early to go into detail just yet!)
DeleteNo problem mate, whenever your ready
DeleteThanks mate I will let you know
DeleteSo pleased to see you appear on my blogroll again.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael. The pleasure sir is all mine.
DeleteWelcome back! ... I bet you have been blogging about fudge somewhere!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave. Currently trying to improve my cookies and my sausage roll recipes. As I think the fudge is as good as I am going to get it!
DeleteYou definitely have me hooked at sausage roll
DeleteThank you Dave. When I am happy with them I will take them to shows.... be a while yet though
DeleteGreat to have you back again Clint!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray. Now I really must find my 15mm FIW figures before the day is out!
DeleteGood to have your pleasant self back sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you Fran. Always a reciprocated pleasure.
DeleteNice to see you (clinging) back in the saddle mate.
ReplyDeleteThank you Andy. With luck see you in a few weeks at "Cavalier!"
Deleteif not, Broadside mate
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