I didn't buy much as it's not really a traders event, however I did pick up a book on the actions in the Dodecanese in 1943, which is a period I've often thought of wargaming. The book is Churchill's Folly: Leros and the Aegean by Anthony Rogers and seems to have plenty of the necessary detail to create some scenarios.
There were quite a number of nice looking armies being used and I was stuck by one of the prizes for the FOG competition, which used figures on coloured bases to indicate unit status. Certainly more appealing than tiddlywinks that I use.
Will
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...we had our honeymoon on Lipsos (or Lipsi) and the island we flew into to get there was Leros - lovely lovely island with a Templar or Hospitaller fort above the main port which we visited... I seem to remember there was a series of articles in "Miniature Wargames" about a fictional invasion of Leros?? Either way, what a lovely campaign to play!
A lot of use of GW plastic empire figures there....
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