WW2 Action in Greece 1941
War of Austrian Succession (I think) with a really nice fort, but a bit to high!
Another WAS game but Computer moderated
Yet more Lace wars Eye Candy
Classic Rapid Fire with the scenario for the rulebook.
Chain of Command - the Tigers came out to play later.
Big boys toys for WW1
Napoleonic Skirmish Poker
Ramilles 1706 in 10mm
The siege of Antrim I've seen it before, but the lighting was better this time.
Rorkes Drift
Cambrai 1917 in 10mm
My purchases from the day
The big buy was a pair of Russian building sets from Pendraken, which luckily are mostly based on the same size as my modular terrain.
7 comments:
Will,
Thanks for posting the Games - an excellent display - certainly a great deal of effort has gone into the presentation. Cheers. KEV.
Very impressive!
Thank you.
Great photos and a nice show. Enjoyed my day out. Is that the Airfix Napoleonic farm wagons set off the bring n buy top right in your haul?
Cheers, Andy
Great pictures. Looked like a good show
Andy, yes they are a pair of the Airfix wagons, a lucky find on the B&B
Thanks for posting the pics - brings back some good memories. I really enjoyed this year's show - some excellent games, particularly in the 'Horse & Musket' period. I particularly liked the Siege of Athlone and 10mm Ramillies games (the latter has inspired me to start painting some Pendrakens).
I can only echo your thoughts about talking to the public. Players just don't seem to get it - the focus at a Show has to be interaction. You can focus on playing the game for the rest of the year !
Perhaps organisers need to make sure that each table has a 'designated speaker'... I'm not holding my breath - this has been the case for as long as I can remember.
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