A link to Roger Halvorsen’s interesting blog post from Norway that mentions my Close Wars posts
https://modelrailsandwargames.blogspot.com/2022/12/close-wars.html
Crossposted (as appropriate to the plastic soldiers used by Roger) from my Pound Store Plastic Warrior Blog
Annoyingly I find I cannot leave comments on Roger’s post (a Google sign in thing)
Enjoy! Post by Mark Man of TIN 10 December 2022
More Pound Store joy bought today, this set from Poundland is my third varied set over the years of such generic unnamed Pound Store superheroes, The UnIncredibles or The Uncredibles …
Shamelessly crossposted from my other blog, Pound Store Plastic Warriors:
https://poundstoreplasticwarriors.wordpress.com/2022/07/09/more-superheroes-by-the-pound-store/
DMZ Post No. 2 – Crossposted from my Man Of TIN Blog Two post / site
DMZ Post No. 1 – https://manoftinblogtwo.wordpress.com/2022/02/24/some-more-peaceful-or-non-lethal-tabletop-strategy-games/
One of the cheaper and cheerful toy soldier arrivals I unwrapped at Christmas this year with some good old fashioned ‘vintage’ colourful packaging, bearing no relation to what is inside!
Lots of Matchbox 1:76 German Infantry copies in an American Infantry box? That’s the joy of cheap plastic figure sets!
Crossposted – refreshed link
Crossposted from my Pound Store Plastic Warriors Blog by Mark Man of TIN, 27 December 2021
Avoid the heat of August with a quick snowball fight using Pound Store figures
https://poundstoreplasticwarriors.wordpress.com/2021/08/03/pound-store-snowball-fight-2021/
Cheaply continuing our work with the Duchy of Tradgardland (Tradgardmastre) on Scouting Wide Games for the Tabletop and snowball fights,
Cross posted from my Pound Store Plastic Warriors blog by Mark Man of TIN 3 August 2021.
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
Beware the Bald Headed End of the Broom!
A simple scrap kitchen towel for a headscarf transforms one of Steve Weston’s 54mm plastic Mexican peasants into a spirited serving girl, scolding Goodwife or feisty fender-off of invaders from medieval to Tudor times through to the English and American Civil Wars and the Wild West onwards.
This is another figure for my slowly developing 54mm figure and pound store conversions towards a raggle-taggle Arma-Dad’s Army militia muster and civilians to fend off the Spanish Fury of Armada invaders of the southwest coast in the 1590s.
And the title?
Crossposted from my Pound Store Plastic Warriors blog – read the more fully illustrated blog post here:
Blog post by Mark Man of TIN, 25/26 April 2021
“Things are getting strange, I’m Starting To Worry, This could be a Case for Mulder and Scully …” (Catatonia)
On the distractions or gaming riches of binge watching box sets during Lockdown …
What series or TV programmes distract from or inspire your gaming scenarios?
Crossposted by Mark Man of TIN from my Pound Store Plastic Warriors blogposts
Crossposted from my Pound Store Plastic Warriors blog 14th March 2021:
Man of Tin blog 