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Sunday, August 28, 2016

Reinforcements Ride In

I didn't manage a game this weekend but I did make time to cast 3 heads and convert 3 more Britain's Light Dragoons into US cavalry.

E Troop charges across the plains.


Good thing they aren't the next Troop.



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    1. Thanks. One of them managed to tilt his head while the epoxy set without me seeing.

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    1. Me too although I rarely got to see it, neither of the 2 Canadian channels we got carried so I only got to see it when visiting a friend or family with a rooftop antenna that picked up US stations.

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  3. I have been away from your blog for too long, mea culpa. I quite admire these troopers, galloping through the Annapolis Valley. All that's missing is Garry Owen playing in the background.
    I can't see the YouTube screen through the Army firewall at work but I am guessing it is F Troop, which I remember fondly.

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    1. You are forgiven. I hope you scrolled back through s month of inventing Canadian history. And yes its the opening from F troop.

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  4. What a fabulous first picture!

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  5. Hi Ross,
    The guy with the cocked head looks like he's trying to remember something.
    "Dammit, now where did I leave that hemorrhoid ointment...?"

    Now you have to do F Troop so you can have a Corporal Agarn figure.
    Regards,
    John

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    1. There is a strong family resemblance to these guys, or maybe its just the hat which I chose for that reason.

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