Bill Pilon

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Some 15mm German motorcycle recon troops. 3DBreed March to Hell stls. I'm finally getting the new AK Quick Gen speedpaint dialed in.

But the cavalry is coming. My R35 is on the way and a phase or two later my VB team will deploy on the JoP.

We played for about 3 hours and the French were slowly losing when we ran out of time. Casualties were about even but my force morale was 6 or 7 compared to 8 or 9 for his.

The French stood fast although casualties and shock accumulated.

The Germans deployed an infantry section and an MMG team to lay down a base of fire against the French infantry guarding the approach to the village. 2/4

Mark Luther and I played our first game of CoC2 yesterday, using the Palm Off at Perbais scenario from the Gembluox PSC. Mark took the Germans and I had the French.

Don't worry, I doubt if they had read Mantel either....

A WIP the French motor pool for the Gembloux PSC. The stls are from M.Bergman and TigerAce.

Tomorrow I'll apply the camouflage and the wash. The German AFVs and guns are on the printer.

A 3d printed platoon of 15mm WWII French riflemen.

A squad of 3d printed French WWII motorcycle recon troops.

Been awhile since I posted, so here's my latest project. In printing and painting everything I need for the Chain of Command Gembloux PSC. So far I've finished the French rifle platoon, and the motorcycle recon squad support. The rest of the French supports are printed.

How is Maddux not in that rotation? He retired in 2008.

How are you guys getting the pdf early? I thought it was being emailed at midnight (i.e. in about 9.5 hours)...

Something very similar actually happened.

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I HATE it when they do that!

Thanks, 24 more figures and the Romano-British and Saxons are done.

More progress on my next two armies for Midgard and Dux Brittanniarum

A couple more units for the Romano-British army, a unit of Foot Comitatus swordsmen, a unit of Pedyt spearmen, and a wizard named Myrddin (better known to us as Merlin).

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This article goes hard.

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Thank you kindly

Very nice! Is there a link?

And largely limiting the economic benefits to White males...

I'll probably pick it up at some point. Like you I plan on using the figures for Lion Rampant, Midgard, and Never Mind the Billhooks.

Congratulations! My first pension payment hit my bank account this morning...welcome to the retirement club

First Book Update for 2025 a Good Start to the Year On the reading front things are picking up a bit from the end of last year. During January I’ve finished 12 books including: The Reverse of the Medal, The Letter of Marque, The Thirteen-Gun Salute,…

First book update of the year, 12 books finished.

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My first wargame report is up on my blog. The first couple turns of my first game of Midgard.

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It's taken me two and a half months to print and paint the armies, but I've finally got my first game of Midgard set up. Dice drop tomorrow.

Two units of 28mm Briton warriors

Two full 300 point armies, one Briton and one Early Imperial Roman for the Midgard rules.

In the words of the great philosopher Etta James - At Last!

Finished the last two units of Britons closing out the initial armies. Started on 30 November finished 24 January, 24 units and 150ish figures printed and painted in 56 days.

I'm finally ready to play a game of Midgard.

Stay tuned.

Painted the last unit of Roman Auxiliaries, and just like that the Romans are finished.

Two more bases of Britons to go.

Could it be like that ancient Roman slave who rode in the back of the hero's chariot during Triumphs reminding him he was mortal...

Safe travels Rich