Mr Rusty for me then...

What were the names of the other 3 characters of the roundabout?

And just for Tom...Can we rename one of them Frederick the Great?

 Other less well known human characters, only seen on the roundabout itself during the credits, are Basil, Paul and Rosalie. There is also an adult character, old Mr McHenry (Jouvence Pio) the gardener who is seen only a couple of times.

I'd forgotten about Mr McHenry

Quote from: mad lemmey on 13 July 2013, 08:40:38 PM
Other less well known human characters, only seen on the roundabout itself during the credits, are Basil, Paul and Rosalie. There is also an adult character, old Mr McHenry (Jouvence Pio) the gardener who is seen only a couple of times.

Or if you followed the recent remake (Movie) there's also Soldier Sam (Ray Winstone) and Zeebad, Zebedees arch enemy played by Tom Baker

And if its fine with everyone here, I am quite happy to let Phil have Dylan if I can be Florence from the movie version, the very lovely Miss Kylie Minogue

and only because (in the words of Fred in the movie version of Scooby Doo when he swaps ethereal bodies with Daphne) "I get to look at myself naked.....!!!!!!"

  kylie, humenahhumenah!

I have no clue about the Magic Roundabout, Sorry. All my kids are grown...and no Grandkids...(yet).

Molinary- Hope you don't hold that against me!   I still own AIM;  Caliver only has ACW (not up to date, BTW) and ECW. They do them under a reciprical agreement I had with Neil and Liz.There is a lot more. Will remain inactive till I can get home.

Puritan: Glad to meet you.

Thanks to all for such a warm welcome! Looking forward to lurk for a while and chime in when I can add to the conversation.

Dear Mr Tom Dye,

Yes, this is the standard of the Forum. One comment can be enough to take a serious topic and send it spinning into absurdity.

Good, isn't it?

Quote from: fsn on 14 July 2013, 06:49:27 AM
Dear Mr Tom Dye,

Yes, this is the standard of the Forum. One comment can be enough to take a serious topic and send it spinning into absurdity.

Good, isn't it?

Happily I resemble that remark

Welcome again Tom. 

Quote from: Nosher on 13 July 2013, 09:07:31 PM
And if its fine with everyone here, I am quite happy to let Phil have Dylan

The mark of a gentleman Nosher.....
So, am I Dylan or Dougal ?....Multiple personalities bother me. 
Cheers - Phil

What, both of you Techno, or just the one you?

Welcome, Tom 

A belated welcome from a fellow eighteenth century addict, Tom. The great thing about 10 mils is that you can have real armies - not the miserable penny-packets you get in the larger scales. 

Have some of this Tom:

And some of this:

Truly great looking set up HB....... but........ How many Colonels do your multi battalion French Regiments have???!!     

Mollinary


But seriously, that does look the business.

M

I know, M. But they were painted many years ago before a lot of the information was freely available. Well, that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. 

HB,

Sounds fair enough to me!   I still love those thirty man battalions.


Mollinary

couldn't agree more I love the big Battalions they really look the part. intend to have big battalions myself once my sample order arrives and I perfect my change to 10 mm painting.

Tom

Welcome to the most friendly and helpful forum you can find. As you can see the banter among members is done in the best possible taste.

My colleague DaveL will be very interested to hear you are still around. He bought a considerable number of the AIM ancient range from you some time back and would probably be interested in some more if available.

Chad