You Tube finds

[fsn]

Not really on YouTube - in fact on Amazon, but I have just watched "Hyena Road".

It's about Afghanistan; it is a Canadian film and a bit different from the usual US fare.

Stars the ever engaging Paul Gross ("Due South") and Rossif Sutherland who is apparently the son of Donald Sutherland.  

Bit different from the norm, well worth the watch.

[Scorpio_Rocks]

Not really on YouTube - in fact on Amazon, but I have just watched "Hyena Road".

Bit different from the norm, well worth the watch.

Really enjoyed that film - a refreshing change from the Hollywood perspective

[fsn]

Oh! Tell me all about it David - you marvelously moustached devil, you! 

[paulr]

I think the isolation may be getting to some of the staff at the Tank Museum 

[fsn]

I saw that one - open mouthed.

I call this one "throw the damned ball!"

[paulr]

FSN will be particularly interested in this one

Also a great to see a sense of humour

[fsn]

Loved it! 

Did think at the start it was going to be a David Fletcher video.

Thank you for starting my day off so well.   

[paulr]

[fsn]

Time of crisis throw up the most unexpected heroes.

[Poggle]

Well done, Captain!  Nice to see lads from his successor regiment out to pay respects to a great man.

[fsn]

Perry Twins on Chunuk Bair dioroma

[paulr]

Thanks FSN, that brought back lots of good memories

It even features me in the background at 2:38

[Raider4]

(Not sure if this has worked - all I see is a large blank space. If not, the video is here.)

[Techno]

Well...I can see it !

And that bloke looks nothing like Alan or Michael.

Cheers - Phil

[Ithoriel]

Not sure which makes me more nostalgic - Hinton Hunt or figures at one and nine pence!

[Raider4]

And Peter Cushing was a wargamer:

I knew about Ewar Woowar, but that's a new one for me.

[howayman]

He must step on them some time.   

[Raider4]

Also, views of the casting process.

Wonder if Pendraken's sweat shopluxury workspace looks anything like this?

[Raider4]

He must step on them some time.   

Yeah, the thought of all of those models & scenery and whatever on the floor is just scary.

[Ithoriel]

When I started wargaming only real toffs had access to a table to game on. Living room or bedroom floors were the usual fields of battle.