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Well, the futniture in the Pony IS made of wood, Master Tree, and Master Twrich's attire IS the colour of dust and must, so you both tend to blend in with the surroundings rather well. This is the only reason you get ignored so often. Besides, I'm not even sure that the Ranger is actually here - I haven't stumbled over his feet for a while.

... and yes... I like HOT NEWS... when they arrive from Mithril..... I hope that the prices will be reasonable..

I saw your e-mail... but your mailbox is full and I have message ready to send you...

I just cleaned my PM box.

your turn

Now I think it's time I order 2 drinks. Master Barliman ? please bring 2 pints at this table.

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Last edited by Milo (Fri, Feb8 2013 8:22pm)

How busy are today!
Well, a cool drink for me too. This weekend I will start painting my MB300 Balrog. Many years have definitely unpainted and I decided to paint it now. I have a small project in mind, well it is a good help for some friends ...... Not a diorama........  you'll see

Well I don't personally give a monkey's (Bree expression) whether it's the same horse or not - it's a finely sculpted horse, and contributes to the overall quality of an excellent figure, and there's nothing mediocre about it. And I did look carefully, and my reaction was (and remains) that it's a fine-looking MS.

Yes, a different horse might have added variety, but as a collector of wargame figures I'm perhaps more accustomed to, and more tolerant of, the postures of horses being the same from figure to figure than you are. More demanding collectors are likely to be less tolerant and more critical - it's really a case of "horses for courses," as we say here in Bree (and please forgive the pun).

The Man has used identical postures for other figures before now, of course - though it's usually camouflaged by the fact that they're wearing different clothes (it's a bit more obvious with a horse, since they have the cheek to run around naked).

When all's said and done, "a horse is a horse is a horse" (ah, the Bree expressions just keep on coming...).

Good morning, Master Ranger. Nob is about to do the dusting and sweeping, so to be sure that he doesn't fall over you, or mistake you for a deep shadow, you'll need to move occasionally.

I'm afraid the sun's not over the yardarm here in Bree, so I can't sell you any alcoholic beverages, but we serve a fine line of herbal concoctions. Ragwort, pignut and nettle is highly recommended by those who survive it.

I see Master Caster is here.... I have a very good reason to pay him a few drinks... Cheers dear friend

I'm always ready to share a fine meal .... yes please !

Last edited by Thingol (Wed, Feb13 2013 8:17am)

Would those be real muffins? If it's only virtual muffins you want they're already here.

In and out Master Thingol, in and out.... Cheers!