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It’s hot here – so much so that casting in the workshop has been starting at an ungodly hour to take advantage of the cooler early morning temperatures, and then is abandoned at lunchtime when the sun hits the metal roof with full force. So apologies if we take an extra day or two with your orders, but resin casting in 30\u00b0+ temperatures is tricky as the resin starts to cure in the pot before it can be poured, and parts of the centrifuge get too hot to touch so metal casting is problematical as well.<\/p>\n

Adding to this, the local post office, along with a number of others in the area, had IT issues yesterday so we weren’t able to post the orders that we did have (apart from those going by UPS – they’re safely in the system). The week is not going to plan…<\/p>\n

But let’s move on a week or two – July 14th sees our next show, the Joy of Six<\/a> at Sheffield Hallam University. <\/p>\n

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This is a great show focussing on the smaller side of wargaming with a number of excellent looking 6mm games and most of the country’s micro-manufacturers in attendance – besides us you find Baccus, Scotia, Heroics and Ros, Rapier and more.<\/p>\n

We take a cut down selection from our ranges – <\/p>\n