Over the last couple of weeks, various bloggers have been recounting their Salute experiences. I am forced to live vicariously through them. (An expedition to London for the weekend is probably off the agenda for another few years...) I've enjoyed all the eye candy, hopefully you do too!
Shed Wars has only a single photo of this American Civil War game, but between the musket smoke and snake fences it's worth highlighting
A Wargaming Gallimaufry takes a nice photo of this enormous space ship from Dropzone Commander
Steve's Paintingshed highlights this amazing east African battlefield as well as other stuff
Four Colour Super Minis is envious of this early Vietnam game, I'd love this board as well! More photos
Trouble at T'Mill may have hung around the Too Fat Lardies game a bit!
Balkan Gamer gives us a great view of this magnificent Carlist War game
Tarleton's Quarter gets in close on the eastern front
Don't Throw a 1 does us proud with a few nice pics of this 1798 Rebellion game
Big Red Bat Cave shows off this beautiful piece from the Roman Invasion table
I am as enamoured with this artillery train as Steve's Random Musings is
Ancients on the Move showcases the great mix of ancient games on display this year
This Crusading game gets pride of place on History in 1/72, but wait, there's more on Arklow
Lone Warrior is attracted to this In Her Majesty's Name urban board
The Wargame Shed likes this huge D-Day table, and with good reason!
The Angry Lurker likes elephants - who doesn't!
Wargaming Girl has a few photos of a Lord of the Rings game - Orks, Oliphants and Fell Beasts, oh my!
Alley's of Distraction gives us a better view of that TFL game, which surprisingly included zombies
Level 2 writes up his participation in this Glorantha adventure game
Meeples and Miniatures does a good tour of some display tables, including this gorgeous one from 4Ground along with Too Fat Lardies and Gripping Beast
JimBibblyBlog is proud of his samurai table, and with good reason he won the Best Trade Game there
I've omitted all the swag posts - those are far too dangerous to my credit rating!
This is the ongoing record of my various wargaming exploits. Please leave a comment if you see something you like
29 April, 2014
22 April, 2014
Lead Painters' League - Season 8 continues
Round 5 is underway over on the Lead Painters' League and I am increasingly gobsmacked at the high quality of painting on display, week-in week-out.
As before I'm not picking out my favourite pieces, but I'm hoping to highlight a few match-ups which are (or ought to be) very close - the round theme is 'The Ancient World'.
Some outstanding work there, so vote or just soak in the oodles of eye candy!
16 April, 2014
Hammer to Fall
August 1979. The Red Army is pouring across West Germany. The RAF is struggling to delay the advancing hordes and it's up to the much vaunted SAS to take advantage of the chaos behind enemy lines.
Take command of 'D' Troop as it seeks out high value targets to hamstring the Soviet war machine. Shoot first. Shoot straight. Be home in time for tea and medals in the ultimate test of 'Who Dares, Wins'.
Gaming compatriot Conrad Kinch is running a Cold War wargame based on the classic GW game 'Bommerz over da Sulphur River' which will be on the same table!
I'll be running this Force on Force mini campaign (of two or three scenarios) on the Saturday of Hobocon (on from the 30th May-1st June in the Teachers' Club in Dublin.
Take command of 'D' Troop as it seeks out high value targets to hamstring the Soviet war machine. Shoot first. Shoot straight. Be home in time for tea and medals in the ultimate test of 'Who Dares, Wins'.
Gaming compatriot Conrad Kinch is running a Cold War wargame based on the classic GW game 'Bommerz over da Sulphur River' which will be on the same table!
I'll be running this Force on Force mini campaign (of two or three scenarios) on the Saturday of Hobocon (on from the 30th May-1st June in the Teachers' Club in Dublin.
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