PARTING SHOTS

The last hurrah – with tips, tricks and laughs for every wargamer

– Chris King

PRETTY POLY Once you find a thin enough piece of wire to unblock your poly cement or superglue nozzle, tuck it into the bottle's label so that you always have it to hand. Also, you can clear stubborn blockages by taking the nozzle out, grasping it firmly with pliers, and holding it carefully over a small flame. While paperclips are my ‘go to’ for many DIY wargames fixes, on this occasion they are generally too thick. You are best using 0.5 mm narrow gauge brass wire, which is good. Otherwise you can be very inventive with some household supplies. Do you remember sandwich bag ties? The ones with a strand of wire in plastic/paper? Those are a good thickness for clearing jams. The same is true of the coated wires that hold…

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