League Of Augsburg - Fighting Talk

Thank you for your prompt reply.

Dave.

Dave:

>>Secondly, are they compatible with the plastic wss figures available elsewhere?

In case you haven't had an answer to the above. Coffin Dodger gave me the following assessment a couple of weeks ago on a different thread here:

>>The Warfare Miniatures castings are more like Perry Miniatures and are far smaller than either Front Rank or Copplestone.<<

If the plastic WSS you are alluding to are WF, they are very similar to Perry 28mm in height and heft. So that suggests that the LoA range will be compatible as well, I hope.

Hope that helps...

Michael

Hello, Barry.
I have seen the Warfare Models in the Shop and I would like to know if I need to order them or you have already the "pre-order" I send you by mail.

Thanks,

Juan

Juan:

>>I would like to know if I need to order them or you have already the "pre-order" I send you by mail.<<

I believe you must place the order in the "Shop" link and then be taken by link to PayPal to complete payment. As I understood, the "pre-order" was just to give Barry an idea of how many to have cast in anticipation.

I just completed the order for my first regiment. Must await August 2nd and the outcome of the "Tea Party on their tricycles" attempting to tow the US government over the precipice, before indulging further...

Michael

Hello Juan, Michael is correct in his explanation.. you still need to coplete the order through the shop so the transaction is complete.

Let's hope the Tea Party come to their senses so that all of us in the Free World can eat more than worms for the rest of our lives

Barry,

What are the British oddsmakers giving for failure or passage?

I would say that despite the growing reputation of some of your countrymen to take positions of absolutism on certain fundamental topics, the overwhelming opinion here is that at heart, Americans are a very practical, level headed and solution oriented people who will find a way.

Let's face it, you've put men on the moon so I think this little fiscal conundrum is not beyond the mighty brains of the nation. You just need to keep your more colourful elements under control

Tell the Fed and Obama that I've got a figure range to sell... hurry up lads and find a solution!

18th Century Guy wrote: ...What are the British oddsmakers giving for failure or passage?

If this doesn't get through, Bejesus O'Bama won't know if his passage is drilled, reamed or bored.

Jim

>>Let's face it, you've put men on the moon so I think this little fiscal conundrum is not beyond the mighty brains of the nation. <<

You'll note that the last shuttle mission has just gone to the hanger, along with the "final frontier".

Mighty Brains are not the issue here (very) unfortunately, it's the "tea brains" that hold the nay vote

>>You just need to keep your more colourful elements under control <<

We are aware of that, but we haven't figured a way to do so humanely!

>>Tell the Fed and Obama that I've got a figure range to sell<<

That consideration limited me to ordering a single regiment. If optimism (and common sense) wins out after Tuesday I'll back shortly with a further order.

Fingers crossed,

Michael

This morning the BBC said it had been settled...... after a fashion

Win win for the Tea Party - Huzzah for small government and boo to crushing tax burden on the small and poor!

barr7430 wrote:This morning the BBC said it had been settled...... after a fashion

I made some calls... , but actually it's STILL not over... the deal is in principle, but the devil's in the details.

I KNEW THERE WAS MORE TO YOU THAN MET THE EYE!

Ah, those pesky details. Hopefully the leadership (if you can call it that) in both houses will get the necessary votes to get past this issue so we can move on to more important things like new figure lines!

>>but the devil's in the details.<<

Or, more likely...

http://www.economist.com/node/21524951