Monstrous Chicken Terrorizes Innocent Civilians

 Some days just don't go to plan. Today I headed into my rumpus room and garage (wargame rooms) to do some resin casting. Astonishingly, the civilian figures from a lower bookshelf were strewn across the floor!

  The culprit is seen below. The blighter had escaped its pen and, finding the garage door open, entered and through to the rumpus room where these civilians were housed. I imagine it, happily, thought it had found a new nesting abode. Seldom have I hated a creature so much! This feeling was further intensified after I stepped, in bare feet, on numerous of its ghastly droppings!

                                          Here is the shelf after I returned some of its denizens.

                                              Here are some of the unfortunates on the floor.

                                                     And more...

                             BAD chicken! At least I got to the shelf before the dastard laid an egg!

Well, I found a few figures I had forgotten about. My civilians occasionally come out to populate towns and to act as spies. This also reminded me that I intend to make a more salubrious home for these ladies and gents.

   One last thing, Chloe, the cat was not treated in flea prevention drops in time to stop her getting the fleas this warm season. The little horrors have decided that a cat was insufficient home and food so have spread throughout the house. The cat did get her flea treatment, and the house has been also treated so the insects are largely under control but, for the time being, I have banished Chloe from my bedroom. 
 
 Chloe seems to have had her own opinion of my actions and left me a substantial 'present', from her bowels, at my bedroom door, something she has never done before. Common decency prevents me from photographing the cabana shaped 'offering'. However, as she is a cat and no toy soldiers were harmed, she is forgiven. The chicken less so.