Rabbits In My Basement

Friday, May 29, 2015

The Empty Dining Room

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After a lot of long discussions Mrs. Rabbitman and I decided to end our part in J&M Miniatures. We had a lot of fun doing it together a...
Monday, May 25, 2015

More Vehicles for the Battlegroup

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Some more bits done for for Roto 1-15. These are all painted in the same way as the LAV. Two trucks and a Bison for a Combat Logistics...
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Sunday, May 24, 2015

More Longstreet with the Mad Padre

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Friday afternoon the Mad Padre brought his ACW armies over for a game of Longstreet and a pulled pork dinner. We went through the Cam...
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Sunday, May 17, 2015

First LAV III and an objective marker done

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I was gong to test my techniques on the Bison models and the 5 ton trucks before I painted a LAV, but I got excited and finished one yesterd...
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Saturday, May 16, 2015

More Afghanistan Goodies

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Just before we took off for the Wild Frontier a little bag of 20mm goodness arrived in the mail. Elheim Miniatures ran a "I'm ...
Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Wedding on the Wild Frontier pt.2

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My last posting was cut a bit short by driving the bride and her entourage to the church. But we're home now after some misadventures in...
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Saturday, May 9, 2015

Rabbitman on the Wild Frontier

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My eldest bunny, who makes up for her diminutive stature by being large in spirit, has found a career for herself in the Alberta oil patch a...
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Tea is my drug of choice. My idea of a party is a rousingly good wargame with my friends. I finance my tea, miniature soldiers and book addiction by using chemistry to coat precision machined pieces of steel. I am recently retired from the Canadian Armed Forces after serving 15 years as a Cadet Instruction Cadre Officer developing the next generation of Canadians.
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