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Here you will find the story of the boom town of Imelda in 1866 on the American / Mexican border. The story unfolds using the "legends of the old west rules" from Warhammer historical. All the action is played out using 28mm figures.
load your six gun and keep it close.
if you wish to contact me Email smhall40000@btinternet.com
Here you will find the story of the boom town of Imelda in 1866 on the American / Mexican border. The story unfolds using the "legends of the old west rules" from Warhammer historical. All the action is played out using 28mm figures.
load your six gun and keep it close.
if you wish to contact me Email smhall40000@btinternet.com
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Howdy Steve,
The buildings look fantastic expecially the Undertakers, which I have a feeling will be having plenty of business coming its way.
I am really looking forward to this campaign and think some of the ideas you have come up with will make it great fun. Including using this blog as a centre point for the campaign.
As discussed earlier,the leader of my Bandido's will go by the name of 'Valdez' and I have been trying to think of an appropriate name for the posse. As the Mexicans like their spicy food and Valdez is a liberator and hero to the local peaple from the tyranny of the Americano's. I have decided to call my posse 'The Wind of Valdez' as I thought the name had a certain hum to it.
I will need to paint a few more figures for my posse as the campaign progresses but I have enough wind breakers to get on with for now.
Looking forward to our first game and seeing some more of those lovely buildings.
Valdez.
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