Just back from Minicon 2014 in the heart
of the shire's, a very small show but the closest to home for us
Wyverners so always good to support fellow gamers and catch up with old
friends even if the wargaming gods tried to keep us away with fallen
trees and lashing rain.
We
put on a Too Fat Lardies, Chain of Command game, with the French
attempting to delay the German Onslaught, plenty of interest in the
rules and a couple of potential new recruits to the TFL cause and our
own club.
Our layout next to the chaps at Ainsty
During
the break how could one resist the occasional purchase, I took a wander
to our near neighbours and took the opportunity to add to the Starship
Troopers project picking up the pumping stations set from the Ainsty
guy's, along with various other odds and ends to modernise some of my
existing terrain. More on that in future posts.
Ainsty have a great range of resin items for practically any period, all can be found here. http://ainstycastings.co.uk
Across from us were the chaps from Wargames Terrain Workshop, with a great range of Sci-fi terrain, I picked up the above alien nest, which I am sure will be worked into a scenario in the coming weeks.
You can find their stuff on the link below. well worth a visit.
http://wargamesterrainworkshop.co.uk/
Plenty here to keep me going for a few weeks.
Good to see you guys there and (half) play some CoC. Hopefully we'll have some recruits!
ReplyDeleteDid the Germans pull it out of the bag after that fateful assault?
A hard earn't draw on both games, but certainly a few people interested in playing us a visit, which is a good result.
DeleteCheers
Stu
Sounds like a great day out and some goodies to boot - perfect!
ReplyDeleteHard to avoid when it's only 20 mins down the road.
DeleteRegards
Stuart