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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => In Her Majesty's Name => Topic started by: thebunkergames on 21 April 2013, 01:04:50 PM
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Hi
A few shots of the game @ Salute
Regards
Shaun in The Bunker
www.thebunkergames.com
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Hah! At Salute, so out of the bunker! :D
Inquiring minds WILL want to know about that last figure. ???
Thanks so much!
Doug
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Hah! At Salute, so out of the bunker! :D
Inquiring minds WILL want to know about that last figure. ???y
Thanks so much!
Doug
There's no such thing as a gruffalo!
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Waitrose may dispute that claim Elk!
Regards
Shaun
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There's no such thing as a gruffalo!
Toy? Converted fig? Figment of my imagination, which you are magically able to name?
Thanks!
Doug
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Don't have the sound on if you're at work!
http://www.gruffalo.com/
Waitrose may dispute that claim Elk!
Regards
Shaun
Why? They've not found it in their lasagne have they? :)
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No Elk- they supplied the figure!
Shaun
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No Elk- they supplied the figure!
ShaunItIt
Ah, I wasn't sure of the connection, hence the 'horse in the lasagne' line! (which admittedly sounds random if people weren't aware of the recent horsemeat found in supermarket lasagnes story in the UK!). I
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Don't have the sound on if you're at work!
http://www.gruffalo.com/
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Learned LONG ago to keep the speaker turned off. ;)
I already found the site, but haven't found the figure, unless you're saying it's a stuffed toy. I'll admit I've not looked at every page in the store, though.
Doug
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Ah, sorry Mr Beast. That was just intended as an introduction to the gruffalo character. I believe Shaun said it was from Waitrose supermarket. They seem to do a lot of gruffalo stuff, they must have a deal or something.
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Well gents the Gruffalo is a plastic toy - it is sold with a pencil inserted in its backside!
Shaun
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Gamers, what are we like eh? :o
The most magnificent terrain for a splendid day's gaming and what do we obsess over - a pen top Gruffalo...
That's decided it, my next skirmish game will be based on Where the Wild Things Are vs. The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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The scenery here and the New Victoria game, you VSFers certainly have the best terrain/scenery. I saw some other pictures of this game over on SDForum and was very impressed with the rail wagons.
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Hi Moonshado
The loco & wagons are also toys - Wilkinsons this time
Regards
Shaun
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Ah, sorry Mr Beast. That was just intended as an introduction to the gruffalo character. I believe Shaun said it was from Waitrose supermarket. They seem to do a lot of gruffalo stuff, they must have a deal or something.
No foul; I've learned of British supermarket, and their running afoul of tainted goods. Now I just have to have a look for 'Wilkinsons'. ;)
As for the terrain, is MARVELOUS, and I'm delinquent in saying so, but there's been SO much good on this list lately, we get blasé '.
Doug
Edit: Oh, WILKO!
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(http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=52967.0;attach=11644;image)
Anyone know where the driver for the carriage is from?
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He's a Sloppy Jalopy driver with his feet trimmed I believe.
Edit: Yep, this guy, although he may actually have had feet added looking at this pic from their site :)
(http://www.sloppyjalopy.com/Parker1.jpg)
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Well gents the Gruffalo is a plastic toy - it is sold with a pencil inserted in its backside!
Shaun
OK Now that my grandsons have seen this - where are they on sale?
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Gamers, what are we like eh? :o
The most magnificent terrain for a splendid day's gaming and what do we obsess over - a pen top Gruffalo...
That's decided it, my next skirmish game will be based on Where the Wild Things Are vs. The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
I bought this game for just such a thing. The figures are hard plastic and just right scale wise. Immanently repaintable.
http://www.amazon.com/Tales-Play-Where-Wild-Things/dp/B0052F5UQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1366884562&sr=8-1&keywords=where+the+wild+things+are+game (http://www.amazon.com/Tales-Play-Where-Wild-Things/dp/B0052F5UQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1366884562&sr=8-1&keywords=where+the+wild+things+are+game)
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Hi Gents
The Gruffalo is from Waitrose supermarkets (They do not have any other figures...)
The driver of the trike is fron Sloppy Js - he had no feet. The 'crew' of Chitty are also from Sloppy Js
Regards
Shaun in The Bunker - painting a 'toy' Spiderman building as we speak!
wwwthe bunkergames.com
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He's a Sloppy Jalopy driver with his feet trimmed I believe.
Edit: Yep, this guy, although he may actually have had feet added looking at this pic from their site :)
(http://www.sloppyjalopy.com/Parker1.jpg)
Thanks. :)
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Good spot, Orctrader.
I completely missed that in the pics.
I have one of those carriages in the cupboard somewhere in need of a suitable driver.
Nice one, Dewbakuk for the info.
:)