Thursday 17 July 2014

By Ben Afleck, near Glen Ford...

It is good to be off work.This morning I walked uptown to Mass and then got some 1p bases on the way home.We finished building the table/bench combo we bought yesterday and used it for the first time at lunch.The great weather continues and the sunne shines on us here in Tradgardland. Of late I have spent some time mentally strolling on slopes of Ben Afleck near Glen Michael - for those of you who have forgotten the awful jokes or are  new here let me direct you to my following post- http://tradgardland.blogspot.co.uk/2011/07/mapping-ridiculous.html on my 17th century pun filled part of Scotland.
It has encouraged me to rebase/prepare some figures for some forthcoming battles in mid 17th century Scotland.
Here is the scene of chaos/endeavour/industry in the shed above and below.
The rules will be the Bayonet ECW ones by Neville Dickinson and I am going to use a variety of movement trays from Warbases.
Finally more puns/place names welcome for the forthcoming map- go on give it your worst shot!


4 comments:

  1. The Firth of Fifth? The Cairngormless Mountains? Laird MacIavelly, of that ilk? Ben Haggis (that's one of mine)? The Scone of Stone?

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  2. Ben Doover? Nice figures by the way.

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  3. Thank you for the link, I have been following the duchy for a while now but I'm glad I didn't miss that post.
    Superb sir, looking forward to the story and the puns to follow.

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  4. Loch Tight? Loch Jaw? Loch Upyedaughters?

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