Pattern to crochet a pair of tank slippers for the well-dressed wargamer, spotted for sale here.
It would almost be worth leaning how to crochet to make these. Cheaper than buying lead or resin miniatures! And no painting required, either. Plus you could also crochet the terrain and everything!
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The many paths to a New Zealand Wars battlefield
Historical novelists on writing historical novels.
The makings of my mantuary.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Where Miniature Wargames & Strategy Boardgames collide
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
Thoughts about wargaming, especially 28mm.
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Wargaming and Roleplaying in the wilds of rural New Zealand
Very comfy and stylish Roly.
Salute
von Peter himself
… though I doubt the crew of the actual tank itself would ever have thought their vehicle could be described as comfy and stylish.
How wonderful! This could be developed into a wonderful series of tanks; a Renault perhaps for those ‘cheesy’ feet!
Good idea, Michael. On Valentine’s Day you could give your beloved a pair of Valentine feet – and then wonder why she sighs and rolls her eyes (or worse) …
I have sent this to a ‘knitter’ i know 😉
Great, Scott! Or should that be, Great Scot!
Another idea would be VSF slippers. Imagine some of Colonel O’Truth’s creations on your feet!!!
A knitted tank with working tracks is the way to go IMHO. It would make ‘walking’ down the drive to check the mail a lot easier … especially if one needed to traverse slippery terrain!! 8O)
Salute
von Peter himself
Ah ha … there might be a working invention buried in these increasingly way-out thoughts of ours!
Though imagine if one of your motorised slippers stopped working – you could be going round in circles for hours.
Going around in circles just sounds like another day Roly!! 8O)
Salute
von Peter himself