However it had a selection of inspiring games and a large selection of traders. The pictures reflect those than interested me.
Madanu 616BC, waiting to start
Buford's cavalry at Gettysburg
Quintin's new "Napoleonic" skirmish rules
Boondock Sayntes French & Indian wars all washed down with the traditional glasses of wine!
Blood and plunder
Another Gettysburg game
Russian Civil War fought beneath the walls of Bukhara
Massed Napoleonics
The Ilkley lads superb Italian Wars game
Port Arthur 1905, the Russian fleet, a single japanese ship can just be seen at the top.
3 comments:
I agree the lighting was far better but it did feel very cramped when compared to the previous venue and the likes of Newark and Reading. The traders I spoke to had far narrower pitches which did not help with the availability of stock on the day.
I am sure there will be some amendments for next year.
Cheers
Stu
Some wonderful games on display there though. How was attendance? Any children or teenagers (as new blood) that you noticed?
Best Regards,
Stokes
Stokes, regretably not many young folk, I suspect that the difficulty of getting to the venue deterred many casual and family visitors
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