14 February 2016

A new Man Cave

The heavy blog silence is indicative of the hobby desert that is moving house, new jobs, new schools etc.  On the plus side we are now in our new house which is lovely old Victorian style cottage right on Sydney Harbour.  On the down side it doesn't have much of a Man Cave and its not quite functional yet...


As a result my challenge totals are looking a little the worse for wear:

Looks like my 250 points was a little overly ambitious but in my defence the degree of difficulty has been quite high. I do, however, have a plan to see me have a unit submission.  I might not achieve my initial goal, but I'm determined not to be one of those zero points guys.

On a plus side the war hound has returned to us after 20 months away while we were in the States.
Here he is appreciating our new back yard, which isn't too bad.

21 comments:

  1. Old Victorian style cottage on the harbour sounds pretty bloody good Paul!

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  2. Pretty nice, shame about the man Cave but that will come in due time I am sure. What breed is the dog if I might ask...

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    1. The Man Cave will evolve and I'll adjust my "needs to suit" appropriately. I just wont be as spoiled as I was before with lots of space for books and a standing table etc.

      Spark is a Beagle (like Snoopy!)

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  3. Looks like a grand back yard .... Things will no doubt settle after a while...

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    1. All in good time indeed. Which would be fine except for the tick tick tick of the AHPC!

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  4. Not too shabby! Now draw the curtains and get painting!

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  5. Nice! Especially now the move is behind you...we're moving this Summer and it's kind of hanging over us at the moment.

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    1. Well thats move #14 in the 20 years we've been married.
      You'd think it would get easier but it doesnt!

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  6. The war hound looks happy with his new home :)

    250 points in 5 weeks should be doable if you can get your painting and basing bits out - fifty 28mm foot figures is a Saga warband. Go on, you know you can do it :)

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  7. Sounds like a lovely place - who can complain about beach front property!

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  8. For a view like that I'd happily work out of a cupboard!

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  9. That's just lovely. It's nice when one of the moves drops you somewhere like that.

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  10. > I'm determined not to be one of those zero points guys
    Just as well. We'd have to have words, despite the fact you somewhat outrank me :-)

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  11. Nice location! Good to have the family pooch back I bet. That's a big win. Say NO to being zero point guy. no need to join them. cheers

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  12. Blooming hell a view like that is worth a fortune, congrats and who cares about the cave, let's just play on the grass, HG Wells can't be wrong.

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  13. Amazing view! You have a lot of other stuff going on. In due time I'm sure the cave will ready. (I have barely even been able to get my cave up since we moved, and it's been coming up on a Year)

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