By dint of a surprisingly small amount of tidying at my end, and a mammoth move of three cupboards worth of scenery and 36 boards from the St. John's Ambulance building, Peterborough Wargames Club is temporarily resident in my workshop/studio for the next two Mondays after today.
The one winning point it has over our regular venue just at the moment? It has air-conditioning, because we fitted air-source heat pump heating, and it does a great job of keeping the place cool when turned to the appropriate setting :D
We could, with hindsight, have just about fitted Posh Lard in!
And to prove it...
The one winning point it has over our regular venue just at the moment? It has air-conditioning, because we fitted air-source heat pump heating, and it does a great job of keeping the place cool when turned to the appropriate setting :D
We could, with hindsight, have just about fitted Posh Lard in!
And to prove it...
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| Rod and Reuben playing Cruel Seas, and Rod, Dan, Adie and I playing Rumbleslam in the studio. There is pretty much room for another 6x4 in the middle. |
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| Shawn and Carl playing Saga; Ash, Pippa, Grahame and Chris playing something in 6mm in the workshop. Harder to squeeze another 6x4, as there's a fair amount of clutter (temporarily the scenery cupboards and more permanently the club's show direction signs and the 2' wall- mounted worktop). Could be done though. |
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