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20th Jun 2026 :: Coming to Joy of Six 2026...
With one week to go the Joy of Six 2026, here at Baccus HQ are just a wee bit busy. As well as organising the show itself, we’ve also got to go through the usual business of getting the Baccus trade stand ready for a big show and on top of all that we are preparing for the release of various new codes and ranges. But, before that a magic number, #34675, and a bit of an explanation.
12th Jun 2026 :: New for JOS26
Two weeks to go the biggest date in the 6mm wargames world and we are gearing up to our busiest weekend of the year. But first, the inevitable order number, currently standing at #34622.
As organisers of the show, we have one or two little jobs to over the Joy of Six weekend, but we also have to wear our Baccus hats, and we always aim to get something new to release at the show. This year will be no exception, and we’ll be previewing these over the next couple of weeks.
read more6th Jun 2026 :: Joy of Six 2026 Floorplan
The Baccus weekly updates will be Joy of Six updates for the next few weeks, but first, as ever, we have this week’s order number standing at #34575.
Lindy has finally finished the floor layout for JOS26, presented here for your delight and delectation. She actually thought that it had been completed last week until she found out that I’d underestimated the size of two of the trader’s stands and got three games tables down with the wrong dimensions. Suffice it to say that I was not Mr Popular when she found out.
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