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I think you are missing the point. ?I want to know what is posted there that I might want to know about, and why is it not posted on the FORUM, or here, or in other places. ?As I have never been on

To address the initial post, it looks like the Lard community is finally moving wholesale to Bluesky and abandoning Xhitter. If you do join the app subscribe to #spreadthelard and also Henry Hyde

All these medias move on with time, sadly almost no-one is still using the io email group now. However TFL have Facebook groups for themselves and the various rule sets have their own pages. I can

I miss seeing what Richard, Nick and Sidney are up to.

Blue Sky?? Sounds like a real estate con I prefer groups.io using that new eMail idea is like writing a letter without a pen but every one’s using face thingy or summat now. ? Best

If you have no interest in using any of these products that's fine you don't have to the game is as good or as bad without them. You choose to use email someone else may choose to use something else,

+1 -- Ronan

I was going to suggest this one. The distinction between the two is 'got the wind up' suggests an isolated event, a reaction to specific circumstances, 'being windy' implies one who is always like

I am not on X or Bluesky or any such media. ?Why should one need to?

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grande_Arm%C3%A9e_slang *Avoir des engelures aux yeux* (having frostbitten eyes)to be afraid during an attack *Une Rafale* (A gust)A frightened soldier. That last

Lardies -- I need your help. What term would have been used in Napoleonic times if someone had "the jitters"? Like a new recruit being very nervous in battle. Thanks

Rich has moved over, under the usual handle. There's a "Too Fat Lardies Games" feed that picks up posts tagged with the usual #spreadthelard (I think that's how it works). Chris

I'm not on X and I miss all the TFL goodness. Chuck

I did the walking deployed figures for a while and decided it was too much work.? I just point the gun backwards when moving.? Not perfect but good enough and less hassle than swapping out

A prone MG loader could easily be converted to a guy pushing a bangalor torpedo (but honestly, I just want an identifiable figure).? For a medic I used an AT leader, made a simple bag out of green

If you've got the figs to use that sounds like a good plan.? I use something similar with tripod MMGs or mortars: walking/carrying figs for when the team is moving (and therefore can't fire), and

Dear Tom, Thank you. This is very helpful and encouraging. Also, thank you for the photo of your own figure conversions (although - for some reason - I cannot see it now!). I guessed that other

FWIW in 15mm you don't need to be super detailed.? I made my Bangalore torpedo men by finding a rifleman is a reasonable position then cut off the rifle, and made a bundle of brass wires that his

Hello David, Thanks for the reply. I'm mainly interested in World War Two British and German infantry for NW Europe and the Mediterranean plus paratroopers of both nations. The 15mm / 1:100th scale