Salute 2009 pics
Please move to gallery if more suitable: The Two Fat Lardies' 1918 game. Excellent hand-made terrain:
Loughton's Reichstag 1945 game. Incredible attention to detail in both scenary and deployment of figures:
The Escape Committee's excellent 1939 Russo-Japanese game:
Perry Quatre Bras action:
Warlord's ECW game. Figures by all manner of people I think:
A WW2 Soviet partisan game. Again, stunning scenery:
More WW2-ness from someone:
Wagram, 1809 in 6mm:
Finally, IMHO how not to do a "demo game". This Samurai extravaganza had marvellous terrain and figures, but also prominent "Do Not Touch" signs and no hand-outs or flyers whatsoever. More importantly, the figures did not move an inch - this wasn't a game at all, in fact, but a diorama. :coffee:
Please move to gallery if more suitable: The Two Fat Lardies' 1918 game. Excellent hand-made terrain:
Loughton's Reichstag 1945 game. Incredible attention to detail in both scenary and deployment of figures:
The Escape Committee's excellent 1939 Russo-Japanese game:
Perry Quatre Bras action:
Warlord's ECW game. Figures by all manner of people I think:
A WW2 Soviet partisan game. Again, stunning scenery:
More WW2-ness from someone:
Wagram, 1809 in 6mm:
Finally, IMHO how not to do a "demo game". This Samurai extravaganza had marvellous terrain and figures, but also prominent "Do Not Touch" signs and no hand-outs or flyers whatsoever. More importantly, the figures did not move an inch - this wasn't a game at all, in fact, but a diorama. :coffee:
Partisans at the River Prypyat, WW2
Siege of Okamoto-Jo, (fictional)
ECW
Brecourt Manor, Normandy.
