Posties not been a well chap recently, so I didn't know if we were gonna make Skirmish last Sunday.
But obviously we did, Postie put on a brave face and drove us up the A2 to Sidcup.
Col Bill was very glad to see us!
Not sure if they were, but numbers did seem down from the April show?
I guess being so close in date to Colours affected business?
Great grass tufts from Debris Of War
Medway Wargames - Wrath of Kings
The Old Guard - Imagi-nation
Maidstone Wargames Society
Painterman
Not Sure who - Vikings
Herne Bay & Whitstable - 20mm Napoleonic's
North London Wargames Group - 6mm Borodino 1812
Rainham Wargames Club - Napoleonics
Clint and Co
See Clint's post on Skirmish here
Skirmish Wargames - Sharpe's Village
The Privateers of London - The Battle of Grand Port
Milton Hundred - Strike on Karalis
? - 40k
Gravesend Gamers Guild - Battletech
The Bring & Buy
Games Hall
The floor tiles actually hurt my eyes.......
And who's that taking a pic of the 6mm Nappies
Yes its BigLee!!
See his report on Skirmish here.
Finally the goodies!
Not a lot really, I needed a few extra cavalry bases for Donnybrook, from Col Bill's
A pack of mounted civvies from Col Bill's, once again for Donnybrook
a Foundry peasant cart for errrr....... Donnybrook?
And finally 3 packs of excellent grass tufts from Debris of War Scenics!
Next stop
SELWG!
Appreciate the photo recap of the show,Ray. In the photo of the 6mm Napoleonic game, do you know who makes that Italian hill village? I WANT one!
ReplyDeleteI think that village is possibly from Total Battle - see http://www.totalbattleminiatures.com/bigbattalions/6mm/spanish-italian.html
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Adrian
Nice one Adrian.
DeleteGreat posting, Ray. Putting it together must have taken you a good while, so many thanks indeed for spending the time on it. Such a pity the show is so far North, as your pics make it appear to have been a pleasant gathering. Plus some nice Donnybrook swag :-)
ReplyDeleteCheers Simon, it almost made my nosebleed going that far north!
DeleteSome great setups. Glad Potsie was up for the drive.
ReplyDeleteI bet those shows give you guys all sorts of cool ideas for games.
They certainly do Alex and they always hurt the wallet!
DeleteHmm, Stu never turns down the chance to have his photo taken, does he! :D
ReplyDeleteCheers for sharing the photos, Ray
Never!
DeleteThanks, Ray.
ReplyDeleteNo probs Jay.
DeleteRay, thanks for the photo collection, a great effor put into the games by all concerned ..... I do like the look of that imagi-nations game.
ReplyDeleteOne of the guys at the game showed me one of his homemade artillery pieces. Made from beads. It looked pretty cool, but the photo i took came out too blurry to post.
DeleteNice one Ray.
ReplyDeleteCheets Mr H
DeleteLooks like a grand time, Ray.
ReplyDeleteT'was a fun morning out Bill.
DeleteQuite enjoyable reading, Ray. Thanks for putting it together.
ReplyDeleteNo probs Ed, glad you enjoyed it.
DeleteCheers Ray good to see you up and about.
ReplyDeletevery small side note. Not Vikings but Romano British vs Saxons.
Ta very much Clint.
DeleteGreat stuff Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Rodger.
DeleteGreat looking games Ray!
ReplyDeleteThey are Michal.
DeleteSuperb review and great pictures Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Stefan
DeleteSeems like a great little show Ray, thanks for keeping us postied ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood one Sander!
Deletethem horses might eat the grass tufts!
ReplyDeleteI do hope not, not at that price anyway!
DeleteGreat photos Ray and a loof interesting games.
ReplyDeleteIt a great little show Joe.
DeleteWonderful summary as always Ray - many thanks for the excellent photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carlo.
DeleteLooks a good day out Ray.
ReplyDeleteWow, great pictures, splendid tables...and nice French flags as well...
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