Ian (blog with no name) showing Curt (the Snowlord) some beautiful but ridiculously small ancient Macedonians (I think, there was much muttering about glasses from the masses)
I took some photos of the many beautiful games but didn't actually play. I will post these separately. The reason is that I went shopping, and boy did I go shopping.
90cm of resin wooden plank fences for £5.50 (I also bought 5 D10 for £1 from these guys but I assume you know what they look like. They are a nice shade of blue)
"British" Colonial infantry (£5). Only they aren't British as they have funny Pith helmets with a large crest (see below)
Who are they? Gordon this is 1 for you
Naval Ratings (£5) will work for colonial and VBCW
Egyptian sarcophagus (2 part - £1)
VBCW huntsman with sword and infantry with Boyes ATR (50p each)
ACW gun crew (50- each) Have the barrels, need the wheels and will make the carriages to give me 4 more cannon
French Indian Wars figs (again 50p each)
Female Bolsheviks and Colonial heroines from Bad Squiddo
Dad Army from Wargames Foundry
Naval gatling Gun, Naval command and 2 packs of Beja on camels from Perry via Dave Thomas
Ninja and Pathan (50p each again)
Rorkes Drift Cookhouse and ACW gun crew from Col Bill
Book for my Dad
Stuff to stop them falling over
Egyptian statues and mine ore carts
12 palm trees from Tree Fellas (I was planning to make some but this lot were only £10 and it would cost me more to make them)
I did a lot of rummaging and the bag was heavy but I had a really great day. Would have loved to have gone to the pub with Curt, and I should have, but it was 3 hours home and I was spent up.
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