There’s a shop just down the road from me called London Makeovers. It used to be an interior design type place selling flooring, etc. I say used to be because it’s now a hairdressers. And in a thrifty move they haven’t bothered to change the sign.
chipperWho says you can’t polish a turd?
With apologies to aecurtis on Frothers for nicking his gag
Hey kids, the latest craze is to stack your (toy) animals. Well it keeps us off the streets…
sillyThe budget was £500 – £100 per quarter plus £100 for shows, subscriptions and the like.
| January: | £31.02 |
| February: | £22.25 |
| March: | £46.17 |
| April: | £37.74 |
| May: | £26.94 |
| June: | £38.38 |
| July: | £34.05 |
| August: | £52.63 |
| September: | £41.77 |
| October: | £20.20 |
| November: | £29.83 |
| December: | £3.70 |
| Floating Fund: | £82.25 |
| Total: | £466.93 |
All spent at Salaute.
1 ticket for Salute, @ £9.95.
Entelodon, Komodo Dragons and Phororachos from Amazon Miniatures, @ £12.80
2 Dinosaurs from Hasslefree Miniatures, @ £13.50
Tactical Miniatures Big City PD, Rattrap Productions Megatherium and Smilodon from Tabletop Games, @ £21.50
‘John Constantine’ and ‘Captain Jack’ from Black Cat Bases, @ £4.50
4 Lurkers, 2 familars, Doctor Hugh and Doctor Masterson from Heresy Miniatures, @ £20.00
Total for Salute: £82.25