At least the photos and good memories remain, nicely done army too, even if they were a bunch of losers, they did it in style and with a good Paint job.
What a beautiful army. How come you let it go? I've only got three units in my WE army from that era. Spear-armed Glade Guard, Way Watchers and War dancers. Love the sculpts.
It's a bit of a funny story.... I moved house and being mainly into historical 28's the group of people I found myself with at the new club were mainly playing WHFB. We were in an upstairs room. Little did i realise just how much historical wargaming their was going on in the downstairs room! LOL
A nice little force and I seem to remember wood elves were never the best but a very characterful force
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt. You're certainly right about that; I hardly won a single game lol
DeleteGreat looking army. Shame its long gone
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil. I agree, although I didn't miss it at the time of sale I certainly do now :>(
DeleteIt certainly highlights the wargames "butterfly effect" lol
The photos are a nice find. Thanks for sharing. What a great banner
ReplyDeleteThanks. The banner got me wondering- I *think* I still have the original drawing- if so I'll post it up as an addendum.
DeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteThanks again Michal- appreciated :>)
DeleteAt least the photos and good memories remain, nicely done army too, even if they were a bunch of losers, they did it in style and with a good Paint job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tactalvanic. They were (losers) and I do (have great memories) :>)
DeleteWhat a beautiful army. How come you let it go? I've only got three units in my WE army from that era. Spear-armed Glade Guard, Way Watchers and War dancers. Love the sculpts.
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit of a funny story.... I moved house and being mainly into historical 28's the group of people I found myself with at the new club were mainly playing WHFB. We were in an upstairs room. Little did i realise just how much historical wargaming their was going on in the downstairs room! LOL
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