Christmas gifts for my Arma-Dad’s Army project 2021 – Chintoys 54mm, llamas, vintage Monarch Spaniards and books from heavy hints to the family and centre a Cherilea Elizabethan gift and mounted Conquistador from Alan Gruber
Thanks to all my blog readers and friends for their support, comments and distractions in 2020.
Here is my look back at this disrupted year of 2020 and some New Gaming Year Irresolutions of things I may or may not do in 2021:
“Bright and Early on Christmas Morn …” A few pounds from the Works, this useful little wooden church with LED lights.
Many best wishes for Christmas and the New Year from Mark Man of TIN!
Thank you for another year’s blogging ‘company’ and comments from readers.
After a busy Blogvent Calendar of 24 days with many an old lurking draft polished up and published for your amusement, we will be back to the occasional posts after a busy few days of family gatherings.
So I have no plans for Twelve Days of Twixmas or Blogmas posts this year. There will inevitably be some posts of the ‘what I got for Christmas’ type. I very much enjoy reading these posts on other people’s blogs.
At New Year, I will post my New Gaming Year’s Irresolutions of current and future projects for 2020. Ditto, I’m always curious and interested to read your blogs and comments about what you may (or may not) be up to in 2020 and beyond.
Last year I optimistically set out 2019’s possible Gaming and modelling plans, which were as reliable as the 2018 plans:
Invariably I got sidetracked onto other things, such as this year’s Vintage Airfix or Scouting Wide Games scenarios and figures. Keeps it all fresh. Who knows what 2020 will bring?
Whatever happens in 2020, thankfully we are all part of a supportive hobby and blogging community of a calming and creative hobby that is very positive for our mental health and wellbeing: https://www.modelsforheroes.co.uk
Repoussage or pressed aluminium sheet work to make a Man of TIN (or aluminium) decoration.
I hope you all have an enjoyable Christmas and New Year’s holiday with your families.
Blog posted by Mark Man of TIN on 25 December 2019.
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