How difficult can organising a wargames competition be? Well, the answer would be,” not too difficult”, were we not in the last week of Covid panic. But we have three tournaments running, the prizes are bought and we are full steam ahead to next Saturday!

I was so inspired by last Friday’s game of To the Strongest, I spent Saturday afternoon rebasing my French medieval knights. The knights are the ephemeral Rank and File minis that were available via Foundry many, many years ago. Still, I like them and they now have a new lease of life! Longbowmen to follow!






The list checking for Godendag was finished but for two amendments that I need to follow up. The runners and riders for Godendag 28mm adlg will be my next post. I even had time to work out my own army, Bactrian Greeks. I’m honoured to be borrowing some of Martin’s figures for this competition but not that many it would appear. In my new spirit of “ chipping away” at projects, “ a little but often”, my only task are some Persian style light horse.


The 2022 life guide is paying dividends! The hobby room floor is looking a lot better! the finished figure count is healthy and a competition weekend is approaching! Life is good( ish) again!

I can remember those days of painting tanks on a Friday to get them ready for games at the weekend! 🙂 These days I just sleep through a Friday! 😉
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Say it’s not so!!!! Half the competitors are at this very moment covered in paint , glue and tufts!!!!
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Chip away young warrior. The figs look good for that scale and the painting is well done. Your base work is excellent.
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Thanks Mark! Now having seen your recent work I should be feeling the need to build a model of Rome! Thinking big in 2022!!!
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Well, it wasn’t built in a day…
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Nice one Mike ! I’ll pass on the life advice but will go for Jessamyn’s book as after Xmas I look pretty similar 😳
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I expected better!😉
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