This year, my main interest was getting some 6mm stuff. Several weeks ago I had placed a pre-order at Magister Miliitum. Quite ideal, as they have the option to pick up your order at one of the shows they visit. They had the order ready, neatly packaged, 100% complete and including the original order form.
About 2/3 of that order was for me, the remaining 1/3 was for my battle buddie. He ordered Early War French and British miniatures...
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| A total of 21 blisters of GHQ Micro Armour, my part of the order... All Early War Germans. |
Next on my list were some rulesets... I picked up the Crossfire rulebook first, which actually looks more like a magazine than a proper book; all black and white, soft cover and staples...
Astoundingly, this cost me €30,- I really hope the rules are as good as I have read/heard them to be...
Funny enough, I also paid €30,- for the two hardback, full colour Battlegroup books (picked those up at the PSC stand)... About 200 pages each, filled with interesting background information on the theatre, army lists, scenarios and inspiring pictures. I only intended to replace my digital rulebook with the paper one, but couldn't pass up on their special CRISIS offer... The army lists from both these books (Tobruk and Torch) should be compatible with our Seelöwe campaign...
And right across from the guys from PSC was the trade stand from Too Fat Lardies, where I purchased the I Ain't Been Shot Mum book. Forgot to pick up the cards though...
Next was some paint for my Early War German Panzers and Infantry, which I picked up at Foundry.
And last in the bag were some packs of grass tufts...
All in all a good haul! Assembling and painting the Micro Armour has started and we are getting ready for our first 6mm game.
Already looking forward to CRISIS 2020...
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