4/28/2023 0 Comments Quickshade country side![]() The other day on one of the pages, 6mm Miniatures and Wargaming, a lovely bloke called Ricky posted that he had found (or more correctly his missus had) some A4 sized ‘Plush Foam Sheet’ that are perfect for fields whilst in a Hobbycraft shop. “I’ve recently started visiting some Facebook pages after resisting them for ages and apart from the odd silly comment (usually from people not reading the OP properly) it has not been too bad. If this is of any interest to you please engage by leaving a comment, follow the blog (you can sign up for e-Mail updates) and engage here, or on Twitter or Facebook These interactions really makes a difference and it keeps me going! I love this hobby and this blog is my open door to what I am doing with it – use it as you wish!Įnough of that – some time ago I read Iain Fuller’s excellent blog (link here) Tracks and Threads where he had found some interesting looking material from Hobbycraft. Whether this is the first time you are here of you have been before, thanks for checking it out! I will have a cake this evening and maybe even a beer. I now have a massive amount of pictures in the blogs media library. The first picture on the blog – An Anglo-Danish warband. The first blog post was Saga in 6mm – Part 1 (16th May 2016) – it seems like a long time ago – it is still being read on a regular basis. ![]() Like most of us I have limited time to spend on the hobby and very often the blog updates goes out without too much second/proof reading but I hope they serve some purpose. Some of the blog posts have been better than others – some of them I am actually even proud of (especially the two that were written by the Little One). This is the 150th blog post issued on the 3rd anniversary of this blog.
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