Here she is shown with an infantry section led by Mrs Jackson, the local publican's wife, who has acquired a Tommy Gun. Local Church Schoolteacher, Mrs Fotheringay has the Lewis gun with the librarian, Miss Peabody carrying the reloads.
Mrs Dault Paulkers's daughter Hetty is driving the Colonel's Crossley while her boyfriend, Sebastian 'Woofy' Winkerton who is just down from Oxford mans a Vickers that he borrowed from the University Combined Cadet Force.
This particular patrol was a response to the rumour that the Watt Tyler Brigade of Anarchist Agricultural Workers intended to raid the village and steal the Colonel's prize pig.
Models by Blind Beggar.
Nice! What else needs be said?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Clint
DeleteHilarious! 'Nuff said.
ReplyDeleteI see VBCW as more wodehouse than Freikorps.
DeleteI hate to correct you...but...UOTC not CCF!
ReplyDeleteH (hating myself!)
Sorry, must have mixed Oxford with Eton. A understandable mistake. :)
DeleteBut Oxford had a comma not a Crossley!...I'll get me coat....
DeleteH ;-)
And your hat.
DeleteI say work cads wanting to steal the Colonel's prize pig, bounders the all of them especially forcing the lovely ladies of Little Dimpling in the Wold's WI to stop supporting there menfolk and making jam and picking up weapons to defend the Colonel the prize.
ReplyDeleteLovely work there John
Typical unsporting behavious by the proles, what?
DeleteWell you can never trust the lower classes especially when they are under the influence of those socialist types
DeleteI blame the Grammar Schools. Educating the proletariat was never a good idea.
DeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon
DeleteVery nice, aren't most women militant?
ReplyDeleteYou may think that. As a married man with daughters, I couldn't possibly comment.
DeleteLovely stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Peter.
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