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But at least Dave (not the unmentionable) has won recently
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philqw78 wrote:
www.madaxeman.com
Home of "Il Campione di Tutti Europa di FoG 2009" and "Cympyonnys Di FfffyoGGh (Wales) 2010"
Become a fan of Madaxeman on Facebook at Madaxeman.com's Facebook Page.
We can all live in the past Tim. See above.

But at least Dave (not the unmentionable) has won recently
I haven't even played a single game of FoGAM since Warfare, and Im currently undecided whether I'll play one again before I see what's in v2 when it comes out. So past glories are all there are i'm afraid.
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Well Tim, LH have been hamstrung very well, but there is some other very wierd (in a john candy shop of horrors sort of way) stuff being discussed
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Image

Picture of the army, I believe only partly deployed
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Dave's army at the same stage

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Post by david53 »

The picture of the tree army was, when it had only deployed 22 of its 42 Battle Groups. The units in the middle without trees were 2 Battle Groups of Average light troops.
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Post by Mehrunes »

What is this, the march of the Ents?
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Post by azrael86 »

Mehrunes wrote:What is this, the march of the Ents?
More like birnam wood come to dunsinane.

Ents are neither poor, nor LF!

Very good though.
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Mehrunes wrote:What is this, the march of the Ents?
Exactly what I was thinking. Personally I don't like it. I can accept the odd bush on a base, but I don't like the idea of all these trees moving around the battlefield. Does each javelinman pick up his tree and carry it around with him ?
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Polkovnik wrote:Exactly what I was thinking. Personally I don't like it. I can accept the odd bush on a base, but I don't like the idea of all these trees moving around the battlefield. Does each javelinman pick up his tree and carry it around with him ?
Have you ever read Macbeth?
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Hard to tell from the photo. But those trees looked barley primed. I would say this comes perilously close to being inappropirate. Even more so since its a gag army. I hope the player got prior approval from comp organizer. I don't want to be a nit about these things, but c'mon.
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Post by nikgaukroger »

Looks like snow covered fir trees to me from the picture.
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Post by LeslieMitchell »

hazelbark wrote:Hard to tell from the photo. But those trees looked barley primed. I would say this comes perilously close to being inappropirate. Even more so since its a gag army. I hope the player got prior approval from comp organizer. I don't want to be a nit about these things, but c'mon.
The models and the tree's where very well painted
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LeslieMitchell wrote:
hazelbark wrote:Hard to tell from the photo. But those trees looked barley primed. I would say this comes perilously close to being inappropirate. Even more so since its a gag army. I hope the player got prior approval from comp organizer. I don't want to be a nit about these things, but c'mon.
The models and the tree's where very well painted
Ah good then.
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Post by petedalby »

What a great idea!

Rather than buying figures for FoG:R I could just stick a load of cotton wool on bases to represent powder smoke. 8)
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Post by nikgaukroger »

petedalby wrote:What a great idea!

Rather than buying figures for FoG:R I could just stick a load of cotton wool on bases to represent powder smoke. 8)

That line of thought leads to me cancelling my Testudo order from you ...
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Post by petedalby »

That line of thought leads to me cancelling my Testudo order from you ...
As if you'd wish to deprive yourself of such fine castings.... :shock:

Seriously though, I agree with Dan - where do you draw the line on what is and isn't acceptable?
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Post by Fluffy »

Seriously though, I agree with Dan - where do you draw the line on what is and isn't acceptable?
I like to use common sense.
Personally, I'll use something like that to try the army before deciding if I want to buy the figures, but would never take it to a competition (not that I'm hung up on historical accuracy).
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Post by khurasan_miniatures »

Polkovnik wrote:Does each javelinman pick up his tree and carry it around with him ?
In Medieval Ireland, tree uses you for cover. :)
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Post by hazelbark »

Fluffy wrote:
Seriously though, I agree with Dan - where do you draw the line on what is and isn't acceptable?
I like to use common sense.
Personally, I'll use something like that to try the army before deciding if I want to buy the figures, but would never take it to a competition (not that I'm hung up on historical accuracy).
That is totally acceptable.
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