What other things popsicle moulds could be used for – amphibious invasions!
More pictures at / crossposted from my Pound Store Plastic Warriors sister blog, https://poundstoreplasticwarriors.wordpress.com/2021/07/11/popsicle-landing-craft/
Mark Man of TIN 11 July 2021
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I wonder if yellow ones draw more fire? 🤔
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Yellow also supposedly attracts sharks – I don’t think the popsicle mould convertible Landing Craft manufacturers have thought this one through properly.
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Mark…. Another great use of everyday objects to meet a modelling/wargaming need. I think the “landing craft” makers are being very progressive in producing such a vibrant set of colours for their so useful products, who wants to go to war in a green boat !!!!!!! Regards Tony
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As study of that military strategist Edward Lear tells us, going to sea in a pea-green boat or the Jumblies who went to sea in a sieve, both are inadvisable.
I have at the back of my head for the future a Learesque fantasy ImagiNations campaign with Jumblies and other such beings made from some of the worst malformed Pound Store figures.
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