fantasy creatures and the french
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i haven't been very productive this past month, i guess mentally i am taking a break. i have not done any type of gaming with my work schedule and even Rita's are being rearranged and messed with setting time aside to game is near impossible. during this down time i was looking at a new game, Silver Bayonet from Osprey Games. a napoleonic-horror skirmish table-top game. being a horror fan this intrigues me, but also being somewhat a historical game this is definitely outside of what i'm used to. at this past Historicon last weekend, i did manage to find a copy of Silver Bayonet and the supplement book that takes place in Egypt. i looked it over and ordered a box of infantry and elites from Perry Miniatures, also a box of british rifles from Wargames Atlantic. first of the plastic sets i ordered. being the damn near first time getting into actual historical wargames, i will take my time putting these together and painting. i have to say Perry Miniatures are nice. the painti