"Peter Laing 15mm WW1 figures - A trip down memory lane" Topic

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abc wargamers	08 Sep 2019 3:28 a.m. PST
For those who can remember them or, have heard of them but never seen them, 3 posts on our blog abcwargamers.blogspot.co.uk Lots of pictures for a trip down memory lane!
Kropotkin303	08 Sep 2019 4:07 a.m. PST
Thanks for showing these off. I had some WW1 germans and Russians for a small Russian Civil War project years ago. Nice to see them again.
martin goddard	08 Sep 2019 4:20 a.m. PST
Alan that is great. Good to see a quantity of Peter's figures. Very nice. I wonder if Peter is still around and gaming? Any one know. Also Alan would you be willing to contribute some of your pictures etc to the next edition of the 15MILL? link Grateful if you could. martin
abc wargamers	08 Sep 2019 8:08 a.m. PST
Hi all Thank you for taking the time to post. Glad you liked the pictures. Martin please feel free to use any of the pictures for your magazine. I took these pictures 7 years ago with my old camera so they are no the best.
KevinV	08 Sep 2019 8:40 a.m. PST
What a trip. My first 'adult' figure game (1981) was with Peter's figures- Norman vs. Saxons at Hastings, WRG rules. Played Necromunda with my 21 year old son, his best friend and my best friend the other day. Had a really fun time. We commented that this is the golden era of gamming, paints, washes, brushes, figures etc. I actually think every time we play and have fun it's a "golden era".
KevinV	08 Sep 2019 8:48 a.m. PST
Sorry. Meant to add- Great pictures, great memories. I still use Peter Laing Huns in my games. I think that's all I have left of them.
Ragbones	08 Sep 2019 9:27 a.m. PST
Wonderful stuff. I'm partial to older figures…probably because I've got an older figure!
JimDuncanUK	08 Sep 2019 11:18 a.m. PST
I have a ton of them stashed away, Crimeans.
Frederick	08 Sep 2019 3:49 p.m. PST
Very nice! Thanks for sharing
Bobgnar	09 Sep 2019 1:54 p.m. PST
Great display of old-school gaming. Thanks a lot. Most people don't know that Peter Laing invented the 15 mm scale, 1975.