The League of Ignatieff Imitators presents-"Lawyer, Guns and Money"

[John Grant]

James you are such a tease!

The model is on hold for the mo' as I have found a manufacturer that makes the said monster and one is on its way. If it doesn't fit the bill I will go ahead with my efforts at model making. Then I will be calling on your expertise.

John

[Stu]

This is the kind of report I come here to see! superb!

[OSHIROmodels]

James you are such a tease!

I know 

The model is on hold for the mo' as I have found a manufacturer that makes the said monster and one is on its way. If it doesn't fit the bill I will go ahead with my efforts at model making. Then I will be calling on your expertise.

No problem at all, just let me know whenever it happens.

[pricks ears up!!]

Any particular reason 

cheers

James

[Paleskin]

Great looking game,well reported!

[marianas_gamer]

A very worthy effort!! More please 
LB

[mysteriousbill]

Hurrah for the AAR. They always make my day.

[Wirelizard]

Just gagging - the whole think is very " -ous"

Very, very -ous indeed. I need to start designing more pulpy BoB games, so far most of my RCW games have been pretty straight and I haven't had much of my extensive pulp collection on the table at the same time as my expanding RCW forces. Must correct that!

[Irishrover13]

May I ask what rule set you were using?
Cheers,
Irish

[coggon]

May I ask what rule set you were using?
Cheers,
Irish

"Setting the East Ablaze"-they work well for large games with multiple factions and fall into what I would call the "Everyone has it down my turn 4 and all the gamemaster has to do is keep the game moving" sort of rules.

Thank you all for your kind words.  I'd been accumulating lead for that game for 5 years and it was very satisfying, for me at least, to see in on the table.