CMH

[peterdong]

Is anyone here part of CMH? (Colorado Military Historians)

There are no other clubs in my area. 

[Leon]

I'm not sure if we've got any other members in that neck of the woods.  The only other orders we've sent to Colorado were to 80301 and 81008 zip codes, and I've no idea how far away from you those are!

[peterdong]

Well, I am in 80020... But I have contacted the club, and they don't really do any 10mm. 

[Leon]

Well, I am in 80020... But I have contacted the club, and they don't really do any 10mm. 

I don't think 10mm is as popular in the States as Europe just yet, although we have a growing number of US customers ordering from us.  You'll have to set a new trend at the club!   

[Schlesien]

Hi Peter,

We have communicated in the past about CMH.  Our club does all the scales.  I think there are three of us who do 10mm. One in Ancients, one in Napleonic and me in WWII/modern.  Although, I'm probably missing some periods.  I'm not picky about scale at the club (although 2mm does tend to be a bit small), I just pop into a good game.  No need to bring figures to the club, just hop into whatever game/period you are interested in.

Future 10mm miniatures I'm painting up is for WWII Normandy Canadian battles, winter Eastern front WWII and Vietnam.  I really need to get back to that and put on games.  Also, I mix 10mm, 12mm, and 1:144 together.

Always a good time at the club, all are welcome to stop on by.


Eric Elder
CMH Secretary
www.cmhweb.org

[Luddite]

Also, I mix 10mm, 12mm, and 1:144 together.

OH the horror!!   

You will suffer for this outrage sir!

Hehe...

Scale is such a funny thing isn't it?  You'd think it would be consistent, but i have some 15mm stuff thats definately 20mm, etc.  I'm sure we all have 'that' figure somewhere in the ranks.

I've got stuff i bought but will never use; its just totally out of scale.

Thankfully, Pendraken seems to get a fair bit of consistency, certainly from the stuff i've purchased so far.