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Jim (Col Campbell)
6 hours ago
Friday, June 11, 2021
Joining Emperor vs Elector Blog
To whom would one make an application to join the Emperor vs Elector blog? There is a new imagi-nation gamer who just posted on The Miniatures Page. If the moderator of this blog could make a post on that TMP thread, I'm sure not only Johann Margrave von Gluhwein but others might like to know.
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No idea, honestly.
I've just read the alluded TMP thread - and your answer there has taken me by surprise, because I thought Emperor vs Elector was no longer active.
As a matter of fact, I'm now posting my Defiant Principality threads on FifeandDrum forum.
And yes, Defiant Principality is still running - but not on what-if-catalonia.blogspot.com, but on defiant-principality.blogspot.com instead.
So it leads me to another question: who would update here the link toward the Defiant Principality?
All the best,
Lluís
Still active ... just quiet.
The core team lost a key member a few years ago to cancer and since then many others have pursued other interests or just posted to their own blogs and not cross-posted as much.
Highly recommend the Fife and Drum forum for imaginations, SYW,WSS and all things 18th century.
Willz Harley.
I've just found out that I can still contribute to this blog, having joined several years ago. I thought, though, that it had closed down a good while back.
Not closed down at all.
Just went quiet while many were working on other projects.
Or, in my case working with Jeff's widow to make sure things went well for her.
Much of the 'tricorne era' miniatures of mine have been sold off and I only connect with the period now when Jeff's old collection comes into action.
I didn't want to post anything on top of the announcement of the Great Blue Bear's passing out of respect for his memory. If it is acceptable to post on EvE then I can do do from time to time, but I'd only post Imaginations related items .
I visit EvE first thing every day to see which blogs have been updated. This is a valuable service to the hobby.
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