200th post giveaway!!!

So, I have written 200 posts on this blog, and I'm going to celebrate it by having a giveaway. Naturally it's just a blatant sham to get more followers and rid myself of some junk from the lead- and plastic mountain that I'm never going to use, right? Well, let's see. I think I have dug out some rather tasty morsels from the pile.

The rules are simple.

1. You must be a follower of my blog. (See, blatant sham, I told you.)
2. You must leave a comment on this post, saying that you are in and which of these you would like, in order of preference if it matters. (It's okay to want them all, but you are only going to get one of the lots.)
3. Mentioning my blog and this draw on your blog, Facebook, Google+ or something similar will get you a bonus entry into the draw. Please leave a link so I can check it out. If it's on your own blog I might follow you back if I'm not already a follower. (You can only get one bonus entry mainly because I can't count further, but feel free to mentioning this draw as many times as you like.)
4. If you commented on my previous post about depression, I will give you another bonus entry. It's too late to go back and comment now though, I want to say thanks to those who read it and offered their thoughts and support. Thanks guys!
5. You must get your entry in on midnight Christmas Eve (central european time) at the latest. I will be drawing the winners on the 25th of december. 

That's that, now on to the loot! I hope some of it will appeal to you.

The 40k loot. Comissar Yarrick and a box of Shock Troopers from Wargames Factory.

The first entry is an old metal Comissar Yarrick from Games Workshop and a box of 18 plastic Shock Troops from Wargames Factory. The box is a bit squashed since the mailman jumped on it, but the contents are unharmed and still on sprues. I will probably get rid of the box and just send the sprues in a jiffy bag.

The first WW2 loot. A Sherman M4A1 and Sturmgeshütz IV.

Next up we have two plastic kits, a Sherman and StuG IV in 1/72 scale from Revell. They are from a diorama kit and originally had some infantry with them, but they are long since gone. I was going to do Ardennes but I realised that Shermans are boring. I'm listing them together as their instructions are in the same booklet. No decals though, sorry.

A Lorraine artillery observation vehicle in 20mm scale.

Next up we have a 20mm Lorraine Beobachtungs vehicle in resin and metal. It's from the new 20mm zone brand from Early War Miniatures. I think it's an old skytrex kit that has been remastered and remoulded. Bit of a rare vehicle, something for the 21st Panzer division player.

Hasegawa Humber Armoured car.

Next up a british Humber Armoured car in 1/72, by Hasegawa. Plastic kit, still in box, still in shrinkwrap. (That's why it's so shiny.)

15mm PSC halftracks and Battlefront german infantry.

From 20mm we go to 15mm and a box of Plastic Soldier Company SdKfz 251/D halftracks, suitable for late WW2. Note that there's only four vehicles left in the box since I built one. Along them is a platoon or so of german infantry from Battlefront, meant for Flames of War. They have a few years on them so they are not the latest release, but I don't know if it's a good thing or not. They do include bases but I don't know if they are enough for the figures.

A pair of Systema Gaming Scenery power generator... thingies.

Last, but not least, one lucky punter will get a pair of Power Generators from Systema Gaming Scenery. This come as kit of laser cut acrylic and MDF. You can choose if you want orange, blue or green acrylic. Please note that whoever wins this item will have to wait a little while longer, as I have to order them first. (Yes, they will be brand new and not from my stash!) In the meantime you can read my review of them here.

Good luck everyone and I hope you will be here for my next 200 posts...