Here's the L&L society game, another Teutonic knights skirmish
A neighbouring table with 28mm WW2 desert action
Tony with his charge of the French cavalry at Waterloo
More Napoleonic action
A very nice Renaissance game
With a very tempting Ottoman galley
ECW action, if the boards look familiar it's because they were made for a Gettysburg game, Devils Den is hidden in the wood.
Some quite interesting buildings in the game
Indian Mutiny
WW1 I'm never convinced by the hex based trenches
WW2 Japanese attack on the Phillipines
Mexican-American War
Anglo-Sikh war
6th edition Ancients!!
Battle of Bouvines 1214 with the Society of Ancients. I took on the English/Imperial force and had apparently gained the upper hand when my opponent was dragged off to lunch by his wife!
WW1 action, much nicer trenches
WW2 Chain of Command
Great Northern War, more temptation.
A US 37mm gun on display, but I still can't work out where the bits of photo-etched brass in the S-Model kit go!
5 comments:
Not a duff game in sight, it looked a very good show. I am particularly impressed by the use of 'fun fur' mats, they are very effective.
Wow! That Napoleonic game in particular is just a cracker. What rules did they use?
Very nice looking games - shame I couldn't make it.
Thanks for sharing Will.
Simon.
A great, wonderful show with marvelous terrains. Thank you for posting it.
Peter
Great photos, thanks for sharing.
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