MINI WARGAMING: "Proud Wargaming Dad Moments!" (4 November 2007)
I read several wargaming forums and I read this the other day ago and it made me smile. Hope it gives you naches (warm feelings of pride) too:
My buddy Tas in Australia is a great guy and talk of his family always brings a smile to my face. I really love our hobby. I almost wish I had children myself. Maybe someday...I would like to share a special Wargaming Dad moment with you guys.
I have been trying to get hold of some if the great WW1 Wings of War minis (1/144 scale) but here in Oz, they are rather scarce. Then along comes a friend in the States who buys some from his local shop and ships them to me in Australia.
When they arrived this week my six-year-old son helped me open the box, pulled one out one and said:
"This looks just like Biggle's Sopwith Camel in France"
And indeed he was holding a Sopwith Camel!
What a proud moment for a Wargaming Dad!
Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.
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Labels: Biplanes, Oz, Tas, Wargaming Dads, WWI
3 Comments:
At 12:24 PM, November 04, 2007, Paul O'G said…
Gday Maks,
Indeed it was a special moment! I'm glad other people understand that too, and its not just me being a wonderfully proud father
cheers,Tas
At 6:48 PM, November 04, 2007, James said…
Hello Maksim,
I read your previous entry about the undead Romans (and your plans for your whole undead army) with interest. I checked out all your links too because I have also been curious about the Zvesda fantasy stuff.
My local model shop can get Zvesda by special order but I have never been sufficiently moved to order any yet.
Tas is training his boy very well..my nine year old does not even recognise a Sherman tank yet...maybe I have been negligent...
James
At 8:47 PM, November 13, 2007, Paul O'G said…
Thanks James!
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