Friday 14 October 2022

The Other Partizan - Another Looong Post, Part 2


Welcome to Part 2 of my, The Other Partizan report.
My favorite game of the day (I expect it was many other peoples fav too) was this thing of beauty!
So I thought I'd start here.

Boondock Sayntes - 28mm Venetians & French vs Ottomans 
 Candia 1669

Apparently it took several years to get this game running!
And I can see why.



























Lincoln Miniature Warfare Society - 28mm Imjin War 
 Joseon Korea Strikes Back








The Iron Brigade - The Wrath of Odin
A Dark Age Saga





This was only a small table, but the Iron Brigade, sure packed a lot of beautifully painted figures, building and terrain in it.








  Westbury Wargamers - 28mm WW2 
 The Battle for Walcheren Island, October 1944










Huntingdon & District WGC - 28mm Wars of the Roses 
 Bosworth Field 1485 Revisited.








Sheffield & Rotherham Wargames Club -  15mm AK47 
 African Encounter







Sheffield & Rotherham Wargames Club - 3mm Chivalry & Honour 
 Battle of Grandson 1476

Oh yes!
I absolutely loved this game, yes small figures aren't everyone's cup o tea, but they are mine and the Rejects. The chap in charge, (sorry I forgot your name) explained that all the figures are 3D printed, I asked when's he gonna start selling them, he quickly changed the subject!




The Swiss pikeblocks were remarkably solid, so solid the chap picked up a stand and combed his hair with them!
I wants some!!!


The detail on the figures is amazing!





The woods looked familier??
It my bathroom mat cut up!





A very well done!


Too Fat Lardies - Holding Oosterbeek
WWII Chain of Command
An amazing setup
I'd love to have a game on this board.
















Two random shots up and down the hall.
Anyone spot themselves?



Barnsley Association of Wargamers - 28mm Sharp Practice 
New Zealand Ohaewai Pa, New Zealand 1845









Like a Stonewall - 28mm Napoleonics 
 Hougoumont 18th June 1815










League of Gentleman Anti-Alchemists - 28mm Indian Mutiny 
 Bhowelpore 1857








Not sure who#s game this was? - Infamy Infamy







Peterborough Wargames Club - 6mm WW2 
 Chef du Pont







RAW Gamers - Go Strong Into the Desert: The Mahdist Uprising in Sudan 1881-85





The Ministry of Gentlemanly Warfare - 28mm Victorian Steampunk 
 In Her Majesties Name - The Q-Bomb




The Billhook Brothers - 28mm Medieval Billhooks Delux




Northamptonshire Battlefields Society - ECW
Battle of Middleton Cheney 1643


Here I met these two fine fellows Chris and Graham aka Capt Manwaring and Sgt Wilson!
We have a fellow friend in common, none other than wargame extraordinaire Jonathan Freitag from
Palouse Wargaming Journal, Jonathan also runs zoom games for their group!




Wings of Glory Aerodrome Forum - 1/144th WW1 Aerial Combat Wings of Glory







The Bunker - 20mm Edwardain Sci-Fi 
 War of the Worlds Blitzkreig








Hornsea Contemptibles - 28mm Wars of the Roses





Chesterfield Open Gaming Society - 28mm Victorian Fantasy In Her Majesties Name




The Scourers - 1/600th ACW Naval Dawn of Iron, 
The American Civil War at Sea





Peter Dennis - Ancients 10mm Paper soldiers 
 Late Republican Roman Strength and Honour






David Marks - 28mm Zombies 
 Zombie Glory







Letsexcape - 15mm WW2 
 Memoire 44






Blitzkrieg Miniatures - Ancient Battle Mighty Empires




RAF Wargames Association - 28mm Sci Fi Operation Newt Recovery



Charles Rowntree - 6mm Korean War 
 The Glosters Last Stand at River Imjin




KB Club - 144th Moderns





KB Club - 144th Science Fiction



Caseshot Publishing - 15mm Revolutionary Wars 
 The Guards Attack - Lincelles 18th August 1793



Wargames Workshop - 54mm WW2 One Hour Skirmish





So there you have it, The Other Partizan 2022.

42 comments:

  1. Thanks for the report and for featuring The Guards Attack, great photos of an excellent show

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    1. No problem Garry, it was a great looking game.

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  2. Such incredible details in some of the setups. Just that first photo with the character painting the ships - wow.

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  3. Wow...!!! No need to apologise for the length of the report, Ray....absolutely mouth watering display of games, figures and scenery!

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  4. Wow! Sensory overload! So many wonderful and gobsmackingly beautiful games! Must have been a delight to see all of these in person. Thanks for the show tour de force and good to see you ran into Chris and Graham. I joked that I knew many of the attendees too!

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  5. Splendid Ray, please visit ALL of the shows that I cannot get to and report! :-) Thank You for parts one and two, I have already dipped in several times ….. in the name of research for future buys!

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  6. More great pictures Ray. Well done. I never got a wide shot of the inside of the hall...note to self for next time!!

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  7. So much to enjoy: thanks for taking the time to put together the virtual ride along! I saw a youtube video of the convention with some of the games. Still love seeing it in blog form, though (blogs ain't dead). I have to say I enjoy the names of some of the clubs. My favorite was the Hornsea Contemptibles :)

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  8. Oh, another part of wargaming heaven!
    Thank you Ray!

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  9. Another great post Ray, so many cracking lookin games to pore over and get inspiration from, brilliant stuff!!

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  10. Amazing stuff Ray. That Oosterbeek game is just the sort of game I'd love to have a go at. Not sure about combing my hair with a pike block though.

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  11. Thanks for the mention, Ray, and for a VERY comprehensive overview of the show.

    Kind regards,

    Sgt Wilson 😎

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    1. No problem Chris and it was great to meet you.

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  12. Been through both of the posts twice now. Thanks for sharing! The levels of talent over there is amazing. 😀

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  13. Fantastic and comprehensive report Ray and your photos are tremendous. Thanks so much.

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  14. Thanks Ray - I finally get to see what I missed . Your right the Venetian game looks ace , but there is a whole lot of other great ones

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  15. Lovely pics Ray. It sounds like you had a nice day out.
    There seems to be a thing going with all these boats and ships in harbours on the table these last couple of years. They do look nice though.

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  16. Thanks Ray for sharing your day. Great looking games.

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  17. Now I am really jealous Ray. No chance of such an event here sadly! Thanks for a couple of fabulous presentations.

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  18. Wow, and wow again, so many great looking games with so much work put into them' it's like some big eye-candy fest that you don't ever want to finish viewing.
    Thanks Ray.

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    1. Come down for the day at the next show Joe. You'll see it in the flesh. It'll be worth it.

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  19. It was indeed a cracking show Ray…
    You certainly got a lot of photos taken…
    It was a shame we missed each other… I will try harder next time 😁

    All the best. Aly

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  20. Awesome looking show, the Venetian game looks ace!
    Best Iain

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