Asking for memories of great uncle, Brent Senor-Partridge - anonymous post, 25 May 2025

Kia ora to the members of this esteemed group. I am asking if anyone would have any stories of a late great uncle of mine Brent Senior-Partridge. He passed when I was about 8 and we never saw him so I am curious about his impact of wargaming or something like that.

Thank you 

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Mark Muir

I remember in the 1980s Brett obtained a licence to make Mikes Models 15mm figures in New Zealand..mainly Ancients but there might have been some Napoleonics ? Good quality cheap figures without paying import duties and UK postage..

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Alastair Duncan

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Brent was a great person who, as well

s being a prolific gamer, had a deep empathy for those less fortunate than himself .

He wrote poetry and was an early fan of the singer Lorde.… 

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Vincent Cholewa

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I will post some links to earlier posts on this group that will tell you about Brent. If you search in this group using "Brent" you will find lots more:

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Ew8pbevUn/

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16fAg6cJa9/

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HNpXs4c5x/

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18nDDWxidP/

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18tVgp1Q6i/

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Rob Shirley

The driving force behind the formation of the Hamilton Immortals Miniature Wargaming Club. And the clubs first Life Member.

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Rob Shirley

Having had a nights sleep, he also stated that of the Wargaming Clubs registered under the 1908 Incorporated Societies Act with Hamilton being about five years later.