These two great pics are by our mate Kevin Calder who is part of the
League of Gentlemen Wargamers but puts on games as the Iron Brigade.
I don't know which club put on this great 28mm WW2 game but it is fantastic use of teddy bear fur.
This is just one shot of a great looking 28mm Vietnam game.
This was the only shot I managed to get of this interesting Russian Civil War game
which was set in Latvia or Lithuania. Everytime I went to get a shot there were too many
people hanging about, this was the trouble with a number of the displays.
This was a huge game of Platea between Greeks and Persians.
These two pics are of the game that won the best display.
It's a 15mm pirate game and was just packed full of interesting little scenes
like the ship in the dry dock above.
These two shots are of a 54mm AWI game set at Brandywine.
You can find a lot more pics on my mate Bill Gilchrists site.
or on the Wappinshaw site.
I'm sure there are lots of other sites out there that will have other pics.
Dave
ReplyDeleteThe big 28mm WWII was the SOTCW's Operation Kutuzov Panzer Destroyers - a huge PP game. They had done a great job with the teddy bear fur.
Their terrain using the fur with the roads cut into it did look superb.
ReplyDeleteBecause I didn't have a lot of time and often in too much pain I never got around to asking which clubs were which.
The figures and terrain were done by 1st Corps,the game was run by the SOTCW details on how it was made are in the 1st Coprs blog.www.1stcorps.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update 1st Corps.
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