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I completed my test casualty marker, I always liked the look of these when I’ve seen them but never had any myself before.
Don’t worry, he isn’t hurt, he’s just playing dead.
Those are wonderful figures Pijlie, I need to up my game. Thanks so much for that link.
I finally completed one of each unit for the Bomenburst army.
http://crazywargames.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/just-my-imagi-nation-part-8-forces-of.html
I seem to have 5 or 6 projects on the go simultaneously, but they each keep inching towards the finish line somehow. I envy those who can stick to one thing at a time.
It’s been almost a year, but I played my first test game today of Neil Thomas’s “Wargaming Nineteenth Century Europe” with my Cuties.
http://crazywargames.blogspot.co.uk/2017/08/a-19th-century-battle.html
I had a lot of fun playing it and writing the battle report, I hope you enjoy reading it too. 🙂
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