Auld Lang Syne
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Yesterday was most enjoyable, a close game played by 5 *old*...long time...
friends with mostly 25mm Minifig ECW figures painted in the 70's followed
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The random thoughts of an ancient wargamer. Featuring rules, battle reports, and all sorts of miscellaneous wargaming (and other) topics.
I am appalled Bob.
ReplyDeleteThese diagrams are in no way up to your usual work.
I demand you replace them with handdrawn examples with a seahorse theme.
Get weaving Cordery!
Conrad Kinch,
ReplyDeleteI tried weaving new diagrams – honest – but the loom will only produce squares and not hexes.
I am off to Hobbycraft to buy the equipment needed so that I can quilt the next diagrams (quilting uses hexagons, so that makes it easier), but the embroidery lessons I will need don't start till next week ... so in the meantime you will have to rely on my computer-produced diagrams (which are at least a bit better than my hand-drawn crayon ones).
Yours in grovelling servitude,
Bob
I thought, just for a minute, here we go again. But thankfully not.
ReplyDeleteIn my playing group you can always depend upon a better class of insult than that from just anybody!!
Am off to Crisis next weekend and then the Western Mediterranean the week after so I'll keep the camera handy in case any seahorses come into view.
Jim Duncan
Jim Duncan,
ReplyDeleteI can always rely on good old Conrad Kinch for a humorous comment of some sort!
I envy you going to CRISIS. I would love to make it there sometime, but at present work - and a few domestic 'problems' - make that too difficult.
Enjoy your trip to the Western Mediterranean ... and I look forward to seeing the photos of the seahorses.
All the best,
Bob