"Good Lord man! Now that is permanently seared into my memory!" |
Little did Angus know, but the local Church of Scotland representative was going to smack his hindquarters with his sword. |
Most young boys (and some adventurous girls) play with Toy Soldiers; some never stop! I'm proud to say that I am one that never has stopped. Toy Soldiers, painting the figures, history and miniature wargaming is what this site is all about. May the God who gives encouragement give you the same attitude of mind toward each other that Christ Jesus had, so that with one mind and one voice you may glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.
"Good Lord man! Now that is permanently seared into my memory!" |
Little did Angus know, but the local Church of Scotland representative was going to smack his hindquarters with his sword. |
Very cool figures - this range from Warlord is pretty impressive. Nice sculpts, and your painting brings out the best in them. Dean
ReplyDeleteDean - Thanks. The plastic Warlord figures paint up fairly well but the metal figures are outstanding. Having great figures makes them easier to paint!
DeleteWhat a cheeky fellow! In this country, this form of 'trash communication' was (and occasionally is) as much practised by Maori as the European colonists. There is a story from early on after contact with Europeans, that a war broke out between two northern tribes (Iwi). Tribe A set off the besiege and attack Tribe B in their pa (fortified village). Safe, as they figured, behind their strongly palisaded fortifications, the locals lined up along the walkways, turned about, and lifted their nether garments. Unfortunately for them, the visitors had acquired muskets...
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