This is my last post with Teemu as my minion. He has been great, generous, good at maths and full of Finnish history. Cheers mare, have a banana.
My Zulu war force is nearing completion, me and Dave fought Isandlwana today to test the rules. The Zulus one but enough british survived to form a square.
TeemuL: Thank you very much, Martin! I don't think I've been called a "mare" before, I take it as a compliment. According to my dictionary, it means either a female horse, a sea in context of planets or a nightmare in British spoken language. I take it as the last one, coming from a British gentleman with British humour. I'll overlook all possibilities of typos. Anyway, that's a nice amount of Brits to fight the hordes of Zulu. Keep them coming, I heard Zulus are gathering!
Let's go with autocorrect error for mateš¤£š¤£. There are many zulus and not enough bullets
ReplyDeleteMaybe paint a pile of bullets next week?
DeleteNo heās needs all the dead one wounded after todays can of whoop ass !
DeleteVery nice!
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DeleteExcellent Zulu hunting force. The rhino & water buffalo are rather nice as well. Very tempting for hunting...
ReplyDeleteCheers, that's the plan
DeleteVery cool!
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DeleteLove the wildlife Martin -- do the rule sets allow for the officers to suddenly abandon the field to chase the inedible (shades of the English archers at Patay!)
ReplyDeleteCheers. Yes they do. Scouts are rubbish and if they spot wildlife when they report back an officer will join them to go hunting, and not return until he's bagged his prize, or if ambushed by zulus not return at all
DeleteWonderful work Martin. Well done and happy hunting for the officers.
ReplyDeleteGreat work again Martin
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