Contact in the Fog (With real fog)

[Plynkes]

Well, that was the idea.

The second scenario in our 1914 "Rommel's Route to Verdun" campaign:

http://misterplynkes.blogspot.com/2007/10/contact-in-fog-with-real-fog.html

Teaser pics:








In this last pic we see the limitations of Pete's much-vaunted Caslon Antique font. Apologies to our French readers, but it appears to come shipped without an 'e' acute.

Harrumph. Any font that you can't use to say 'Beyoncé' ain't a proper font in my reckoning.

 

Edited for spelling Caslon incorrectly. Heavens preserve us!

[Grimm]

::  ::  :: genius man you are a genius
 ::  ::  ::

[xeoran]

Nice moustaches.  

A new Carlos Plynkes Adventure is always a treat. And this is no exception.

[Hammers]

A lovely read as always, Plynkes. The proverbial hoot!

[Helen]

Nice one Poly

[SgtPerry]

Very nice however the right words would be "Infirmier" (medic) or at this time "brancardiers"  (porters), but no "Medecin" (physician) was on the front line.

[Plynkes]

Ah,  thanks for the tip, SgtPerry. Wasn't sure of the correct word, and plumped for the wrong one. Typical, eh?

Um, maybe it's a nickname, like calling the squad medic "Doc" in English.

Yeah, that's it. It was totally deliberate. Yep.  

[revford]

Good fun as always there man.

Hope you get the fog machine up and running again for the next scenario.

[PeteMurray]

[dodge]

The fog was a great idea what a shame it failed  

Read some of your blog you are a funny funny guy brightened up my dreary rainy lunch time  ::  ::

Thank you

Dodge

[Lowtardog]

Wow  Polynikes is now POP art

[Aaron]

Well done, that man! A very entertaining read. What do you think of the PoG rules? I've been mulling over picking them up myself.

[PeteMurray]

I also detect the use of Caslon font! Hooray!

[Driscoles]

Thanks for this new screensaver Pete   :mrgreen:
Now I have him always with me !

[Plynkes]

I also detect the use of Caslon font! Hooray!

Did you not notice my bitching about it in my initial post at the top of this page, Pete? Okay, so I spelled it wrong. Oops.

Nice one with the pics. I particularly like "Teutonic Efficiency." That looks like a guide award you could hand out to Lead Adventure painters when they post impressive stuff, like Michelin Stars for restaurants.