Last Sunday some of the Rejects jetted off to the sunny climbs of Tonbridge to
attend our first show of the year, Cavalier 2018.
Me and Postie drove up together and met BigLee in the carpark. Like most gamers we sneaked in the door and headed for the Bring & Buy.
Not spending a penny!
Upon entrance it didn't take long to bump into Honoury Reject Mike Sayce.
The Games
Raphia 217 BC - Society of Ancients
Anti Alchemists - Come & Get it 1835
Gravesend Gamers Guils - Panzer Vor
Southend Wargames Club - Air War over Malta WWII
Hailsham Wargames Club - Operation Z
Crawley Wargames Club - Siege of Girona 1796
I wants one!!!
Crawley won Winners of best Demo game!
North London Wargames Club - Crug Mawr 1136
The Bring & Buy
The small Hall
The Battle of Segesvar 1849
Friday Night Firefight - Ring the Bell
We had great a chat with Henry Hyde. Here he is showing off his Battlegames/Patreon site T-Shirt
SEEMS - Big Tanks
Maidstone Wargames Society - Twisting the Dragon’s Tail WW1 - Zeebrugge 1918
Deal Wargames Club - Behind Enemy Lines - Battle of Yangmigbao 1937
Beautiful pictures!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteSuper pics looked to be a good show
ReplyDeleteDefinitely worth the trip!
DeleteGreat pics Ray :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Tamsin.
DeleteThanks, Ray.
ReplyDeleteNo probs Jay.
DeleteLooks like it was a great show Ray!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Certainly was Chris.
DeleteBloody great report Ray and so many fine photos of both games and wargaming identities -
ReplyDelete“Colourful characters” may be another term. Thanks.
Couldn't agree more!
Deletegood set of battles, looks a cool day out
ReplyDeleteYep 100%
DeleteQuite the variety of game boards. I really dig the Twisting the Dragon’s Tail WW1 - Zeebrugge 1918.
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty cool doesn't it?
DeleteThe Battle of Segesvar 1849: wowsa! Fun report (always entertaining to see the mix of games and personalities you run into to.
ReplyDeleteIt did look a good game. I did take loads of photos of the game, but most were too blurry.
DeleteMany a handsome game, Ray! My favorites would be Malta and Girona. Where does one get that walled city in the 1796 game? I want one too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful isn't it? I believe it's all handmade by one of their club!!!
DeleteWhat a great looking day Ray! Thank You for a photos :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the pics!
DeleteI missed Cavalier for the first time in several years. Probably just as well...I don't need any more temptation!
ReplyDeleteThere's always room for more Alastair, as you well know.
DeleteGreat photo's mate. Love that shot of Henry going all 'superman' on ya.
ReplyDeleteIm sure he'll love the photo when he sees it.
DeleteGood memories of the day. Thanks Ray from your mate with the eye brows.
ReplyDeleteHave you chiseled them off yet?
DeleteAww, I'm so jealous of that Zeebrugge game. Looks so good. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive isn't it?
DeleteI want one too, hope I'll be there one day...meanwhile, thanks for sharing these spectacular pictures of spectacular tables!
ReplyDeleteYou need to come over for a visit Phil.
DeleteLooks like an awesome show again this year Ray. Fab pics as always!
ReplyDeleteCheers Simon!
DeleteI want a renaissance town, again! Nice photos and report cheers!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice, isn't it?
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