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.
Thanks for the report and for featuring The Guards Attack, great photos of an excellent show
ReplyDeleteNo problem Garry, it was a great looking game.
DeleteSuch incredible details in some of the setups. Just that first photo with the character painting the ships - wow.
ReplyDeleteI know, a brilliant touch ah?
DeleteWow...!!! No need to apologise for the length of the report, Ray....absolutely mouth watering display of games, figures and scenery!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great show Keith.
DeleteWow! 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!
ReplyDeleteGotta agree, the games were all brilliant.
DeleteSplendid 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!
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'll do mu best Norm.
DeleteMore great pictures Ray. Well done. I never got a wide shot of the inside of the hall...note to self for next time!!
ReplyDeleteI shall remind you next time Lee.
DeleteSo 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 :)
ReplyDeleteWonder if they are contemptible?
DeleteOh, another part of wargaming heaven!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray!
Indeed!
DeleteAnother great post Ray, so many cracking lookin games to pore over and get inspiration from, brilliant stuff!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the run through!
DeleteAmazing 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.
ReplyDeleteTell me about it!
DeleteThanks for the mention, Ray, and for a VERY comprehensive overview of the show.
ReplyDeleteKind regards,
Sgt Wilson 😎
No problem Chris and it was great to meet you.
DeleteBeen through both of the posts twice now. Thanks for sharing! The levels of talent over there is amazing. 😀
ReplyDeleteIt's a inspirational show for sure.
DeleteFantastic and comprehensive report Ray and your photos are tremendous. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carlo.
DeleteThanks 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
ReplyDeleteThere certainly was Dave, yours included!
DeleteLovely pics Ray. It sounds like you had a nice day out.
ReplyDeleteThere 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.
They certainly do!
DeleteThanks Ray for sharing your day. Great looking games.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to come along next time Rich?
DeleteNow I am really jealous Ray. No chance of such an event here sadly! Thanks for a couple of fabulous presentations.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the posts Mark.
Deleteanother great batch
ReplyDeleteCheers Martin.
DeleteWow, 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.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray.
Come down for the day at the next show Joe. You'll see it in the flesh. It'll be worth it.
DeleteIt was indeed a cracking show Ray…
ReplyDeleteYou 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
Haha, Agreed!
DeleteAwesome looking show, the Venetian game looks ace!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
It certainly was a sight to see Iain!
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