Picked up this beauty at Cavalier 2011 for £12.00 and this is my second only purchase from a bring and buy stand ever (the other one was a book years ago), chain link fencing for my zombie/modern gaming (will probably paint the base grey), it is shown on a 2ft by ft gaming tile with a couple of 28mm figures for scale, delighted with the purchase and the versatility of the item.
Received my free signed copy of Italian wargames magazine Dadi&Piombo No.44 (Dice and Lead) from Bryan Scott a.k.a Vampifan over at http://vampifansworldoftheundead.blogspot.com/, in it is a great article he did for the magazine on 28mm zombies (now that I've read it for myself) he compares the sizes of 32 zombie figure manufacturers plus rules, movies and book recommendations, there is other great stuff in the magazine including zombie gaming rules, samurai article........but here's where it gets to my retirement fund, I expect big things fro Bryan and when he rises to become a publishing great I will have this signed copy and sell it to retire to somewhere hot for my old age with Pamela Anderson. So drop over to Vampifan and read the full article if you have not already done so.
The magazine in question.
The article and the all important signature.
I have purchased this magazine before at shows and while it is italian it does have a english translation by the side of the italian text.
I confess I never knew there was so much in the way of minatures for modern games. Following your blog has been an education. :)
ReplyDeleteThat fencing is great, nice buy. I think I might be taking some time to study and shamelessly copy it. I plan on buying a copy of the magazine too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bargain! I'm afraid I just whimp-out when I see crouds four deep at the Bring and Buy. I can't be bothered to fight my way to the front. Besides I always feel guilty that when I do barge in because I'm taking up the space of two people... maybe three.
ReplyDelete@BigLee: Two.....I'm three:D
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bargin. Very well made.
ReplyDeleteWOW thats awesome, im inspired. i used to make warhammer 40k models paint them and what not you've inspired me to start again!
ReplyDeleteI have a large seashell collection, which I keep scattered on beaches all over the world. Perhaps you've seen it?
ReplyDeleteThe way you're going in fame terms, Pamela Anderson might be making plans to retire with you. Great fences. Will visit Vampifan now.
ReplyDeleteThat looks actually pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat catch on that fence!
ReplyDeleteThat fence looks great. Was that scratchbuilt by the seller? Or is it produced by a company?
ReplyDelete@Luckyjoe: I believe I benefited from the skill of a scratchbuilder.
ReplyDeletegreat deal
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty cool. I know my son would enjoy that a lot.
ReplyDeleteHi, Fran. I'm so glad you received your free magazine and that you like it. The overwhelming response from my followers was for signed copies, hence my autograph appearing in your copy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, as well. It is very much appreciated.
Ha, when I become a publishing great! Only in my dreams!
Oh wow, how awesome XD
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome man. Always love to get a good deal on something.
ReplyDeletethe barbed wire looks really detailed! what a great buy!
ReplyDeleteThe bared fence looks awesome and grats on the signed magazine :D!
ReplyDeleteYou can do better than Pamela Anderson!
ReplyDeleteHuh, that looks kinds of neat. Never seen a miniature fence for this kind of stuff before.
ReplyDeleteDo you have a shot, or blog entry showing ALL your stuff?
ReplyDeleteJust curious, because whenever I visit your blog, it makes me pine for some gaming; which I have a hard time finding players.
Oh yeah, when you retire to an island, do you really still want it to be Pamela Anderson? She's kind of uh...old news? Is that the polite way to say it?
lol the first picture reminds me of a counterstrke map i used to play :D
ReplyDeleteNice litle piece of scenery that!
ReplyDelete@Rorschach: Very polite.
ReplyDeleteWill be a lot of work until its finished
ReplyDeletewow that really is nice dude :)
ReplyDeletei remember childhood. i've spend so many days playing with miniature indians and cowboys :D
ReplyDeleteYou never know what you'll find at bring n buy
ReplyDeleteIm constantly impressed by you
ReplyDeleteI know yours Mrs knows about your pamela fetish, but does she know that you plan to run off with her, I guess not as your still breathing!!!
ReplyDeleteMy buddy's are into this stuff, I'm too poor, other hobbies to spend the dough on anyway :P
ReplyDeleteFollwing and supporting though :P
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A "predator" figure? Awesome. Fun sounding hobby tho.
ReplyDeleteduuude this game looks pretty sweet tho
ReplyDeleteI see you in the last picture ... love the fence. Very cool stuff, Lurker. And just so you know ... while I was at the shop last night, Tim brought home a bag of chips/crisps. Not me. Ha!
ReplyDeleteLooks Super!
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dude, is that a predator i see on pic 3??
ReplyDeleteGreat fence - nice pickup
ReplyDeleteWow. It's very detailed. Good job.
ReplyDeleteReally nice! I love all your work.
ReplyDelete@Ray Rousell: She's quite ok with it as long as Pamela asks me.
ReplyDeleteThat fencing is rad. Can't wait to see your full setup.
ReplyDeletecool scenery
ReplyDeleteIt's not often you can find a deal THAT good! The puny humans will be running from those undead in style now!
ReplyDeletethe layout reminds me of a game I played recently where you have to infect humans. Nothing really great in this comment, but you did trigger a memory of a game I had fun playing. That's an A+ in my book.
ReplyDeletethat looks awesome haha, i want to try it
ReplyDeleteI know a guy 78 years old, still not retired, who says his retirement plan is to live in a cave, in Mexico, with two women, who both get along fine with the situation.
ReplyDeleteHe was practicing his Spanish for it, but still not retired.
i need a fench like that around my ice hockey pond. including the lahey and randy guards.
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