Monday, November 28, 2011

Racked!!!

Last week I wondered into my local café to pick up one of the many fixes I pour into my body.


It has recently changed hands, previously being a café cum specialty chocolate shop. On the wall they had a shelf that they had used to display chocolate blocks and my thought processes suggested it would be great for wargaming figures. When I ask them where they got it they indicated that they were getting rid of it as it was no use in the café. Spotting my opportunity I offered them $100 for it and on Saturday I picked it up.

Here it is on the wall of the Dunn-geon carrying its new “product”.



I’m really happy with it as it lets me rack up about 4-5 Fantasy army and have the units available for games.

11 comments:

  1. Nice mate, very jealous, I have armies appearing in many cupboards/available surfaces, nothing so handy :(

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  2. hmmmmmmm i think us tronhammer folk need more to do at work than view blogs lol, very nice rack there pete, i feel sorry for you that your not much of a zep fan though

    -Jimmy Page

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  3. Always time for a boob joke on one's lunch break Jimmy. Life lesson in there somewhere.

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  4. Nicely found Pete, you are ever the opportunist.

    More importantly though, does this mean Rosa is gone? Or is this another shop?

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  5. Ciocco, by my work has been replaced with Mulberry Garden!

    But - insert second double entendre - it's a great bit of wood!

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  6. Envious, most men have man caves you have a Dunn-geon :) I would have thought you would have a over flowing rack but it looks like you need it a bit fuller with more plastic :O

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  7. Very nice, so want/need one

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  8. Just discovered your blog during a search for something else online. This is a fantastic find! I have something similar, but it's metal instead of wood. It works well enough for 40K models and terrain, but I really like the look of the wood as a backdrop for your Fantasy Models.

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