RFCM

I use them, and own pretty much all of the destroyed vehicle markers, multiples of each. Even the overturned westerns wagon has its place. The AK-47 T-55 also found use, including some dressing up with bits to make wrecks for 1980's east german tanks.

Always nice to see the lads out on parade!

Lovely work there. I must say though, I was reading it as '1960 Ireland' at first, and wondered what kind of mischief might be in store, heheh.

There's plenty of new interesting things lately.

For myself it is mostly in 15mm scale: various RFCM games, anything platoon to battalion scaled, a lot of science fiction (Imperial Commander, Laserburn, Fubar, Stargrunt), my own house rules; I do Warmaster and Lord of the Ring type stuff in 10mm scale; but still own a lot of 25-28mm scale figures (Stargrunt, Rogue Trader, Imperial Commander, Warhammer, Chainmail), though these are mostly just for the fun of painting.

Speaking of Airfix, the local toy shop started selling a bunch of WW2 Germans and whatnot out of the blue!

Definitely looking forward to fielding these on the table.

Oh yes, a very fun and versatile bit of lead that'd be. I'd certainly be interested.

Very lovely effort! Nothing makes figures pop like a good backdrop, haha.

Will the Earth finally witness Moonraker shenanigans?

Ah, one more thing for the next order.

Very nice! Such matrix-style/pointcrawl maps do serve well I'd say. With some creativity with what links together and how, it can lead to a lot of interesting overground movements and objectives to secure.

Excellent! When I was younger I made more simple molds for personal projects, and even that was an adventure in and of itself.

Definitely looking forward to the female heads pack, though not sure what else I could order with them, haha. What's this about Turkish bombers?

Square's always been my go to, with some rectangular stuff here and there. For larger scale miniatures, I've got hex, square or round depending on the intended use.

Oh, I like where this is headed.