"War of 1812: Chesapeake campaign - Tidewater" Topic

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Tango01

13 Feb 2020 3:04 p.m. PST

…House & Dairy.

"I have long coveted the Tidewater House model from Charlie Foxtrot but I've been reluctant to pay the postage for such a large item from the UK. Lucky I was to discover that there would be a dealer at Fall In! carrying the Charlie Foxtrot models. Luckier still that Michael and I had already planned a trip to PA for the convention. Thus, an email was whisked off to Wargames Tools LLC and an order placed for pickup (I'll add that interaction with the owner was pleasant and satisfying). I knew the Tidewater House was a large model but I was taken somewhat aback when I got it home and began to examine the package contents…"