Now I will turn my attention to the Barbarian pagan Saxons, before they saw sense and had the idea of England.
A good omen today, as my grandson continues to show wargame promise. Here he is with his own set up, involving a broken down steam engine, refuelling assets, and Canadian War of 1812 types...
And, on the flower front, a 'Clay' moth (I think, although I'm more than happy to be corrected) on the flower of an erodium - all of 18mm across.
Great to see the dba fellows ready.
ReplyDeleteSuper also to see the next generation of wargamers being nurtured.I recognise the handy Vauban fortifications which have a wealth of use on the table top.I do like the the buildings for vbcw/homeguard games.
Forgot to add a request for help.How do I reply to individual comments underneath them? I cannot seem to do this on my blog? A handy hint would be awfully helpful...
ReplyDeleteAlan, you should have two options immediately below any comment made by a reader. One says 'Reply', the other, 'Delete'. If they are not there, perhaps you need to update your browser - does that qualify as a handy hint??
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