Saturday, 16 February 2013

I'm a winner twice......again!



I'm happy to say I recently won two competition's run by two very fine gentleman bloggers.
The first was from Iain at Flags of War, thanks to his daughter who pulled my name out of the hat, I'm the happy owner of a Front Rank Napoleonic ensign of the 27th Inniskilling Foot. This fine looking figure will be winging its way to my Dad's for a belated birthday pressie.
Thanks Iain







The second win was from another Ian, but this one comes from The Colour of War blog, Ian ran a competition to celebrate his blog reaching 100 posts, very well done Sir!!! Unfortunately, (or fortunately for me) only 5 people entered and on a roll of a 4, I won!! The figure will now join the ranks of my other Vikings, which will one day make an appearance on my blog......I promise?
Ian  posted twice on how he painted up the Viking below, here and here. I picked up some great tips in there. Thanks Ian!

So I'd like to say a big thank you to both of you, and to you the wargame bloggers out there go join their sites, it could be you next time!!!!








56 comments:

  1. lucky fella, are you saying you have 28mm Vikings hidden away somewhere
    Peace James

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    1. Norman, Saxon, Viking, Scots, Irish, Welsh, Spanish & Moor! All 25mm all unplayed with for far too long!!

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  2. 2 very fin figures, you lucky dog! Now go buy a lottery ticket and see if you can make your luck pay out!

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  3. Those are two very nice figures Ray. I'm sure your father will appreciate the gift. You lucky bugger you!





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  4. Both really beautiful figures lucky you!

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  5. Congrats on your wins Ray! :)

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  6. Way to go Ray. Despite what Fran says, I don't believe you are a flying pecker.

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  7. Blog tart! uh, I mean congratulations you jammy git. Well deserved! ;)

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  8. Congratulations, Ray! Double winner.

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  9. Well done Ray, I am sure your offsider is taking it well.

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  10. Well done Ray - nice going. It's a bit of a shame to describe Iain No.1 as Flames of War - just a typo, obviously, but it could cost him millions of hits - could destroy him. It should, of course, read Flakes of War - no, sorry - Floogs of Wart - oh, blast - Farts of Slag. That's it.

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  11. Congo-rats Ray. And lets see some paint slapped on those dark are figures soon.

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  12. Lucky and talented, congrats Ray!
    Phil.

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  13. Well done and a couple of excellent prizes

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  14. Nicely Done Ray!! now go buy a lottery ticket man :)

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  15. No comments Ray... :-P ...By the way...congratulations... ;-)

    Marzio.

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  16. Congratulations my good man and splendid miniatures; a they always say, "you've got to be in it to win it!"

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  17. Congrats Ray. A very nice couple of figures!

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  18. A well deserved winner, love these figures a lot!

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  19. You deserved them! They are great!

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  20. Two wins? That rocks! And that viking is awesome. What a great job!

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  21. Congratulations 2Xs! You're a winner-kind-of-guy!

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  22. Well done Ray you jammy, jammy Kentish man you!

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  23. Congrats Ray for winning! These are really nice figures.
    Regards
    Bruno

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  24. Congratulations, Ray; you are a great champion!!!

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  25. Congrats! Nice looking prizes, man!

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  26. Not very shocking you won a flag award.. even if you did just get your name picked out of a hat.

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  27. Congrats Ray ! the models looks ACE

    Best Regards

    Hobbyworker.

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  28. Both lovely looking figures and flag, you lucky Geezer.

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  29. You lucky sod there Ray and I have to say that is a great Standard Banner too

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  30. Your a true man of Luck Ray !

    Congratulations !!!

    Best regards Michael

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