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[Digits]

You will need to read me in……I will borrow a retinue for now fella seeing as you have put in the hard work!

[has.been]

Good man. I didn't think to invite anyone other than the 'Regulars' (retired ones)as I
expected all games to be on a Thursday, but I also expected a lot of the fun to be in
the diary approach I planned for the campaign.

If you don't mind being Sir Richard, your ship can set sail for Casevil this month.
A (crude) map will be shown to players tomorrow & I will try to scan it & put it on
the Casevil thread.
Orders are not to be detailed, you are a knight of the realm NOT an office clerk.
You will need to name your ship & give me some (not many) guidelines. I will fill in
any blanks & post a report each month on the Casevil thread.

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=141051.0

Any questions I suggest you e-mail me, as others are listening & 'Loose lips sink ships'

[Plisken]

So wonderful to see the old Lamming miniatures finally painted. I have great memories of playing with Bill with his miniatures using his rules in Hull when I was a kid.

[has.been]

So wonderful to see the old Lamming miniatures finally painted. I have great memories of playing with Bill with his miniatures using his rules in Hull when I was a kid.

Lucky blighter!
Recently got some of his own WW2 figures off e-bay. I will only rebase them as I like
the original paint job.

[Zingara]

Another nice retinue Pete. Won't be an island but a continent soon to contain them all :-).

[has.been]

Another nice retinue Pete. Won't be an island but a continent soon to contain them all :-).

The advantage of starting at a skirmish level Gregor, room for all of them.
Added to that, is the fact that there will be a LOT of in-fighting & dying.
That should thin out the population a tad.
 

[has.been]

Concerning Royals, though not from me, My lovely wife knitted a
King & Queen, also baked a Red White & Blue cake. All for Charity.
Figures a bit too big & wooly for me & I wasn't allowed any of the cake.

[has.been]

To bulk out the troops on Casevil
 

https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=141051.msg1798611#msg1798611

I started tarting up some of the painted & part painted figures from the Lead Mountain.
811 = eight figures
812 = eight figures
Then I thought, 'No missile troops'. A delve into the unpainted pile got me four archers.
A quick paint & base job resulted in this.
813 = four bowmen.
My mind works slowly, even at the best of times, hence it was only at this point that thought,
'Hold on a cotton picking minute! If I took two knights out of the surplus box (which has since
made its way to Vodkafan for placing onto e-bay) repaired & rebased them, I'd have two more
retinues for Casevil'
May I present them & their allotted retinues
805, & 815 = Sir Robert De Lynne & troops.
807, & 814 = Sir Donald McClain & troops

[Digits]

How may teams are we expecting on the island?

[has.been]

How may teams are we expecting on the island?

At the moment it is six, but I am hoping to make it seven or eight.
More than that I think I would find it difficult to run.

It has transformed several file boxes of undone/part done figures into
enough to put on a nice skirmish game here if I need to.

Like you David I can get distracted very easily. Already planning:-
Natives (not sure what), and
Creatures & beasts (as featured in local Myths & Legends)

[syrinx0]

Like you David I can get distracted very easily. Already planning:-
Natives (not sure what), and
Creatures & beasts (as featured in local Myths & Legends)

But unlike many (me) you actually finish most of your teams.  Well done. 

[has.been]

But unlike many (me) you actually finish most of your teams.  Well done.

Thank you Syrinx, as one of my trusty customers please consider the pages of this thread...
my catalogue.

Feel free, anyone, to 'insult' me with offers of money.

[Bloggard]

love the figures and paint-style for your medieval project.

[has.been]

Thanks Bloggard. Most are old painted/part painted veterans who
have seen better days. It is quicker to repair, tart them up & rebase
than to start with brand new figures.
More on the production line.

Meanwhile some Dwarf Houses. Originally from my favourite shop, Poundland.
I picked them up when they were getting rid of them at 25p each!
A quick(ish) paint job & they are ready for Grumpy, Sneezy, Bashful et-al to move in.

[Golgotha]

Good to see the old Essex miniatures. Like the heraldry.