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Nice work Martin on the release. Love the Macedonian foot command.

Cheers,
Helen

Nice work Martin.

Cheers,
Helen

Lovely work Martin.

Please enjoy your Christmas break with family and friends.

Merry Christmas!
Helen

Lovely work Martin. Rest easy for Christmas please.

Cheers,
Helen

Beautiful work Martin. Thank you again.

Cheers,
Helen

Martin, thank you for sculpting a wonderful miniature. I'm sure we will see him on many a gaming table fulfilling his duty.

God Bless you.

Helen

Nice work Martin.

Cheers,
Helen

The assault guards would welcome such vehicles and passengers. Nice work guys.

Cheers,
Helen

Quote from: martin goddard on August 31, 2022, 11:24:26 AM
I have made contact.
I will update here


martin

Thank you Martin. That is good to know.

Kind regards,
Helen

Quote from: Julian Bonny on August 31, 2022, 08:40:14 AM
Attempts at contacting them via Paul's communication lines will probably be successful. There is a good chance that things were put in place in order to sort out personal affairs etc eg access to his digital footprint.

A pacific theatre WW2 Aussie Military police figure would seem rather fitting ?

Julian

I was thinking about this today. A Military policemen that can do duty in the Middle East, Greece/Crete and the Jungles would work well.

Lovely idea.
Helen

Quote from: John Watson on August 30, 2022, 11:20:25 PM
Very sad news. From the YouTube photo it looks like he was a well built chap. He has a blue shirt with lapel badges on it which suggests to me that he might have been in law enforcement.

John

He was John in the police force for a very long time.

Beautiful looking plane. Thanks for the release.

Kind regards,
Helen

Hi Martin,

Reading his posts, Paul's project this year was Pony Wars. Paul certainly contributed to this forum as indicated until the last two weeks or so.

If you have time its worth reading some of his contributions to this forum.

Kind regards,
Helen

Very sad news to read this morning. Paul was a very active gamer in Western Australia. Paul was always generous with his time in contributing to discussion with his experience in many genre. His love of WW2 gaming will be what I remember of him. RIP Paul. We will catch up for that game in the next world. God Bless you!

Helen

Lovely looking bombers and chariot. Thanks Martin.

Cheers,
Helen