In hobby news l am finding it very hard to settle to any project, flitting endlessly A peak of activity and enthusiasm wains to be replaced. Today a friend comes over to try the scenario rules properly for our border reiver games. I have invested in ADLG for ancients as I hear good things of it. DBM has served well but l become less and less willing to read the dense prose necessary to get to grips with them. Hopefully l can learn the rules myself and get my regular opponents on board…
Focus is difficult when tyhere are so many siren calls. I'm doing better with painting than gaming as I find rules, begin to set up a game and then abandon it for something else. On the painting front there is a long way to go before the new project will see the table.
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I do that so often with regard to setting up a game. Looking forward to seeing your new project on the table.
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
Good to see Normal Service is resuming in the Garden (Railway). No more leaves on the line.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to launching your new bench!
(Simple rules everytime for me.)
Line needs a clean but we are getting there. I like simple rules too but sometimes…
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
Here it's also good weather for gardening, and this week I've spent most time in the garden to do some catching up. Not much time for modelling then, but I usually starts the 3D-printer for some modelling project before going out to the garden, so it can stand workon on it's own. You have a lovely garden Alan.
ReplyDelete...and sometimes it fails...
Delete- It's very frustrating coming inside after hours in the garden just to find out that your print failed...
That must be so disappointing re failure to print.
DeleteAlan Tradgardland
These moments of pondering can lead to great bursts of activity, or as Izaak Walton would reassure us, 'idle time, nit idly spent'. The garden is looking lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you re gardening. Very true re pondering.
ReplyDeleteAlan Tradgardland