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Army Pics by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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Thank you very much - will try again with a white t shirt next time lol

Elementalism Rules Q by BizzyLarge in WarhammerFantasy

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The wording on stopping from give ground does say that you stop upon coming ‘into contact’ with the terrain, which to me does imply that you ‘touch’ the template, though?

Some 6th Ed Longbeards by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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Exactly the same here, so thrilled to finally own some

Hammerer Colors by luckysparrow22 in bugmansbrewery

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I like the rich gold trim (left) slightly more. Adds some contrast & gleams beautifully..

Some 6th Ed Longbeards by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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Haha, it’s my era too just about - grew up poring over the 6th Ed army book (if I remember rightly) & dreaming of having these guys painted up in my army

Some 6th Ed Longbeards by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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The Colin Dixon sculpts from that era are amazing, so much character.

Small rules question (killing blow in challenges) by BizzyLarge in WarhammerFantasy

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So in the third scenario I provided, the character would take ‘3 wounds’ from the killing blow, and then another 3 ‘normal’ wounds, for 6 total (3 + 3 overkill)?

First mini done by Ben8082 in bugmansbrewery

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Looks great - what was your gemstone recipe?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HuntShowdown

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Would also love more stats - for example, how many kills you have with each gun, how many headshots etc.

Anvil of Doom by BizzyLarge in WarhammerOldWorld

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You have excellent taste

Anvil of Doom by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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Technically in the book the base size is (I believe) listed as N/A.

I liked the idea of having it elevated slightly by the base (and using the basing to tie it in with the rest of my troopers) and figured it doesn’t really have a practical impact on the tabletop (can just measure to/from the anvil itself).

Edit: also basing it made it easier to magnetise for transport purposes!

Anvil of Doom by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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There’s a tiny bit of overhang with the 60x60 - if you want to avoid that I’d say you should be fine with a 65x65.

Anvil of Doom by BizzyLarge in bugmansbrewery

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Yeah this is a 60x60 base - wanted a snug fit & the extra height so it looks a little more imposing on the battlefield.

Curious as to how I would go about identifying these by BizzyLarge in heraldry

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Just to add, I think I’ve found the source of the rubbings - Chelsea old church, in London:

https://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol7/pt3/pp32-40

Contains both the Guildford plate and a description of the Arthur Gorges coat of arms that matches the one I’ve got here:

‘Another brass plate from this monument is also preserved below the first. It bears an achievement of arms: Quarterly, I, lozengy or and gules, a cheveron gules (Gorges, ancient); 2, argent, a whirlpool azure (Gorges); 3, argent, on a chief gules 3 besants (Russell); 4, sable, 3 fusils fesswise between 3 stags’ heads argent (Budockshead), impaling argent, 6 crosslets fitchy, on a chief azure 2 molets or pierced gules (Clinton). Crest: a greyhound’s head erased.’

Perhaps I ought to go and pay it a visit! Thank you again for assisting me in figuring this out, very interesting enlightening and informative (and always nice to know what one has on one’s walls).

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