1880s Apache Campaigns starts The Western Range from Galloping Major

[Deedles]

Pre order turned up today - lovely figures... when i get the desk cleared will set up some comparison shots

[THE CID]

Pre-order came today, figures better in the flesh than photos. Lance what's the chances of a few casualties and wounded figures for F&I and the old west ranges.   Thanks THE CID.

[Malamute]

Ooooh goody, can't wait to get home to see if the Postie has been.

So Lance, whats up next for me to pre order in the Old West range

[Galloping Major]

Thanks gents, glad to hear you like them - Nick: hope yours have arrived   

The CID - Casualties, I do intend to do some at some point for both ranges, but I keep being drawn away from them to attend to "the living", but I will get to them 

Nick: coming next? Not sure, I have a few things under way, but it'll be a few weeks before I'm ready to release more. Mounted versions of the cavalry probably won't be among the next batch, as I only have 2 done so far, including the one I put up on the website. More dismounted Apaches are likely, as are my first civilians and possibly more dismounted cavalry. 

Cheers,
Lance

[THE CID]

All sounds good to me.  THE CID.

[Malamute]

All sounds good to me.  THE CID.

Yep, seconded, can't wait for the next batch.

Mine arrived safe and sound and I love them. 

Seriously excited about getting back into gaming the Indian Wars now. Been thinking over the last few days about building a stage depot....

[Deedles]

Seriously excited about getting back into gaming the Indian Wars now. Been thinking over the last few days about building a stage depot....

Never mind thinking... Crack on... Let's see it

[Malamute]

Never mind thinking... Crack on... Let's see it

 

Patience my friend, these things take careful planning and besides I have run out of foamcore

[Galloping Major]

Thanks gents,

When that stage station does come along it'll no doubt be a cracker 

So many great scenes in westerns occur at stage stations, from Stagecoach and She Wore a Yellow Ribon to one where I particularly like the attack on the stage station by Apaches as the basis for a nice game in the Sam Elliot film Conagher 



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[Malamute]

Thanks gents,

When that stage station does come along it'll no doubt be a cracker 

So many great scenes in westerns occur at stage stations, from Stagecoach and She Wore a Yellow Ribon to one where I particularly like the attack on the stage station by Apaches as the basis for a nice game in the Sam Elliot film Conagher 



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Not familiar with the Sam Elliot film, I'll go look for that one.

  The Depot at the start of  Geronimo (Wes Studi) got my attention and as you say Stagecoach and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon are worth revisiting.

[Ray Earle]

Haven't heard of that one either Lance. A trip to Amazon might be in order.

Look forward to seeing the stage coach station Nick. 

[Galloping Major]

Chaps, not sure whether it was a made for TV movie, it's a Louis Lamour story with a good cast. It's fairly sentimental in bits but has some good action stuff, nicely filmed with a really good look.  

I like it lots 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Ddvd&field-keywords=Conagher

Cheers,
Lance

[Bugsda]

I just watched Chato's Land.....again    Any chance of a renegade Charles Bronson figure? The real one, not the banged up nutter 

[Deedles]

I just watched Chato's Land.....again    Any chance of a renegade Charles Bronson figure? The real one, not the banged up nutter 

What he said...

[Galloping Major]

I just watched Chato's Land.....again    Any chance of a renegade Charles Bronson figure?

You never know chaps 
I'll have to see if I have a copy of that film somewhere 

Caliver Books will be carrying The Western Range packs at larger shows, as with our F&IW range. 

Cheers,
Lance

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