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Not much text from me needed today a picture is worth a thousand words.
The pic is from Gus Ramos as seen in Facebook (W. Britain’s Soldiers)
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That’s what’s all about.
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Claude Bailey’s Own
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It was necessary to report from Fort Rexford… you know those isolated posts in the frontier needs to be cared for from time to time WAT!
And BTW it is the Colonel’s Birthday today!… so free drinks on the mess!
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Lost Pic!
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Sometimes Murphy is right!… I have intended to post this pic for days… and never found where the hell I kept it in the Vault… Today so help me God… I have done three posts instead of one… due to me accidentally found it by pure chance…
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Lovely figures!
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Love the background too!
Never seen round bases for the cavalry before… each day you discover new things!
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Brilliant scenery!
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I have to be more careful and note the name of the artist… even if sometimes they are posted in Facebook without reference… not that was the case with this pic I simply did not record it! Quite diorama like…
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A bit of it won’t hurt you…
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From time to time I have regrets to do not spend more time in Military Modeling… results are spectacular to say the least… but I am much more inclined to the ludic part of the hobby.
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Bowley’s Own
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There seems to be a lot of Prussians lately… but that’s what it is… sometimes wargamers do have to follow a fashion no matter what (me included). Prussia had a span of 30 years before integrating Great Germany after 1870… and still… they are very popular (as anything before WWI and WWII)… LOL
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From “The Vault”!
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Sometimes I collect interesting pictures and keep them for days or weeks “in the vault”… and suddenly it comes to mind that it is a pity to do not show them before long or too long has passed since “collected” in Facebook.
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John Clarke’s Own (again)
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As you all must be tired of my Playmobils… something classic today for a change of air… refreshing… still Prussians I guess… but much more traditional approach…
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Building up DORKING… (I)
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The battle of Dorking is the fundamental or quintessential scare of the XIXth Century in Britain, based on the book namesake after 1870… the Prussian Army concerned a lot of the fears on the Island (silly without a Navy who could slip the Royal Navy at all of course!)… but the scenarios you can build around the them are FUN!
I am currently waiting for three parcels to arrive to complete the small units I need to play them. The British are finished but the Prussians lack Cavalry and some “touchs”.
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