Michaels 25mm WFB Stuff...

Brilliant! I love the posters and such. I do that on my historical and Weird War models, little WW2 pin-ups and the like, and Thank You for the poster .pdf.

Also, I was a big fan of Samantha Fox as a teen, and I still have fond memories of her.
 
Knight Girl said:
little WW2 pin-ups and the like
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I am quite partial to pin ups of that era, less obvious than say Samantha Fox, Linda Lusardi etc.

I think posters are essential for any oldhammer buildings.

My Inn has a special notice board just for posters.

Michael Stockin

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The Stocks Inn.



Sabine and Mikael Stockhausen purchased the inn when they moved to the village just over a decade ago.
Sabine was employed by one of the larger moneylenders in Nuln and Mikael was a former trader, they decided they wanted a simpler quieter life for them and their daughter Lottie.

They had enough funds to go pretty much anywhere in the Empire and when they heard about an innkeeper wanting to sell up and retire they leapt at the chance.

The Stocks Inn however is not its original name.
It was since its building over 200 years ago known as The Wicker Man.

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I love the WW2 Pin-ups, the art from Gil Elvgren and others and the photos like the famous Betty Grable pose. I adore vintage glamour and fashion.

I love the use of posters, I will be trying it out for myself.
 
There are plenty online to use. I quite often apply a poster of my own copy of WFB 3rd edition to the sides of buildings. I guess when I build the barracks, one of the posters should be of Warhammer Armies...
 
Michael Stockin said:
Ha Ha, nah, like all kids of my age I went to the more rural areas, parks, nature reserves, train tracks and looked for special interest magazines left in bushes.
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They seemed to spring out of the natural environment. David Attenborough missed a trick. One of the school monitors used to let us look at page three when she'd finished reading the newspaper during the lunch period.

The posters give the place a real lived-in feel.
 
Michael Stockin said:
Ha Ha, nah, like all kids of my age I went to the more rural areas, parks, nature reserves, train tracks and looked for special interest magazines left in bushes.
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There was always a stock in a hedge somewhere near us. Usually down a back lane. The shame of farmers...mind, they can just skop them at the local recycling plant now. ps my mates dad used to have an old Linda Lusardi calender hanging up in his garage, this was only upto a few years ago when his wife finally found out (after four decades!) 😂
 
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