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...I'm new. Not new to the hobby though as I have been at it for about 7 years. I fancy myself as quite a ood painter and do commisions now and then, I am currently in the process of setting up a website for that for convenience. I would describe myself as more of a Pinter/sculptor/modeler than a gamer TBH, but I do occasionally participate in the odd tournament. Please check out my Empire blog which I'll be opening right after I post this thread, I hope you like them.

-Aquila

Welcome to dakka! Iceland is one of the greatest places on earth IMHO (if I didnt live in London I would live there)... I love the range of chocolate licorice you have there How many FLGS are there in reykjavik and what sort of range do they have?

Welcome.

legoburner wrote:Welcome to dakka! Iceland is one of the greatest places on earth IMHO (if I didnt live in London I would live there)... I love the range of chocolate licorice you have there How many FLGS are there in reykjavik and what sort of range do they have?

There is one LGS, in the whole country. As for the selection, it is not very good and it is mainly GW. They also sell various Manga and Graphic novels/RPG stuff. I don't live in reykjavik, but rather about and hours drive from it, and I can tell you it's pretty dull here (the entire area is populated by sports freaks and bimbo's) so I'm quite happy that I will be moving to England next summer. Dunno really about the licorice, don't really eat it. But yeah, the nature is nice and it is a nice place to go on holiday to, but living here is pretty dull unless you are born here, and that's reall only if the family has also lived there for 10+ generations.

-Aquila