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Monday, 14 May 2012

Another of Ray's Chariots


This one is the PBs Assyrian chariot to which Ray has added a central spar made from what looks like a hacksaw blade. Pbs Persian chariot horses. The crew are S range Persians in the early chunkier-style c.1968. I think Ray must have repainted these chariots several times, either that or he liked a lot of paint on his brush...
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  1. Vintage Wargaming14 May 2012 at 09:21

    Harry, a very warm welcome to your blog. I'm looking forward to it and seeing if you can keep up the cracking pace you've set for posts and followers

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  2. camsell5914 May 2012 at 09:28

    When it coms to yakking about old figures I usually find other people get bored far quicker than I do. Present company excepted, obviously.

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  3. Stryker14 May 2012 at 11:15

    Hi Harry - I'm really pleased that you've started this blog and I will be following it with great interest. It's your fault after all that I started down the slippery slope of Hinton Hunt collecting after buying some Carabiniers from you on eBay some years back, thereby furthering your work of pushing up eBay prices to a point way beyond my pockek - let's see if you can do the same now for 'S' Range Minifigs!

    Ian

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  4. tradgardmastare14 May 2012 at 11:15

    I am really enjoying your blog and wish it well.I cannot seem to find the link to dowmload the rules- apologies if I have missed it...

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    1. camsell5915 May 2012 at 01:06

      Thanks. If you send me an email:
      harrypea@btinternet.com
      I'll send a copy over to you. (I'm guessing there's an easier way than this but I cant figure it out just now)

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    2. Ross Mac rmacfa@gmail.com15 May 2012 at 05:29

      Google Docs is a very easy way to upload a copy. The Sharing button can be used to make it either available to anyone or to those with the link. A link can then be placed on the Blog and Voila! If you ever want to update the rules, there is a Manage Revisions button that allows you to upload the new version without having to re-do the links.

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    3. camsell5915 May 2012 at 06:29

      Thanks Ross. I've posted a link which I hope will work...

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  5. Ross Mac rmacfa@gmail.com14 May 2012 at 17:32

    Harry! What a treat to find your blog today. I've just been enjoying a run through of the existing posts. A much need voice may I add.

    May I add that my 2010 post on refighting Marathon using the sceanrio & rules straight out of Battlegames#1 is still the 6th most popular post on my main blog.

    All the best with the blog. I'm looking forward to it.

    Ross
    http://gatheringofhosts.blogspot.ca

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    1. camsell5915 May 2012 at 01:14

      Hello again Ross. Good to have you around.Glad you like the blog. I really enjoyed reading your Marathon refight account - great photos too. Ref metric. I only did the rules in centimetres because originally I was gaming with friends who had young kids. For some reason I was convinced children in the UK now did everything in metric. Apparently not - they were just as bamboozled as us oldsters. Maybe one day I'll convert them to Imperial, but it is a bit of a faff on...

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  6. camsell5915 May 2012 at 00:59

    Hey Stryker! My that seems along time ago now. I did have many thousands of HH Napoleonics but they all gallantly sacrificed themselves in a bloody melee with the Inland Revenue a few years back. Now the only Hintons I have are ECW - very lovely the are too (The Royalist General with his lace sleeves is one of Hinton's best in my view, up there with the Zulu Induna). Oh and there's a few ancients as well. I'll photograph some and put them up here one day.

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