By Brian King Admin | Published: May 06, 2005 at 9:30 am
Andrew Summersgill
Title: ACG Forum Supreme Commander. Hobbies: Wargaming, Sci-fi, military technology, LEGO. Favorite Movies: Star Wars, Reservoir Dogs and Apocalypse Now. Background: As a lifelong civilian coming from England, I’ve always had an interest in my nation’s history. Considering that Britain has fought quite a few wars over the years, it was inevitable that such an awareness would lead to an fascination with military technology through the ages. Unfortunately (for my wallet!) I’m also one of those people who has far too many hobbies than can possibly be good for me. In addition to my interests in warfare, I’m addicted to computer games of all types and I’m an avid science-fiction fan. Oh, and I’ve got a large LEGO town in my garage. Don’t worry, it has its own army to defend itself…
For a couple of years, I was the acting Military History Editor for the website, but my current work for the site here revolves around the lively and fun forum community, as well as touring museums and battlefields with my faithful camera so that I can bring exciting information to the readers. I also write the occasional review piece as well as transcribe information for the "Incorrect Art of War" articles from my personal friend Doctor Sinister.
When I’m not here, my spare time is occupied either in my boring day-job, in helping to bring up my two young children with my wife Elizabeth or in my garage, laughing at the supreme power I wield over my little plastic subjects. Insert evil laugh here….
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Title: ACG Forum Supreme Commander.
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