Last weekend saw a fine days gaming down in the Cotswold in the
town of Northleach, now not only famous for the BBC's This Country but also a
day of summer gaming before the autumn sets in.
All credit to Keith Flint (of "Honours of War" fame)
for organising there were 8 games on offer and over 30 gamers in attendance.
The day was a very relaxed affair with players encouraged to try
the various games on offer and Stuart Asquith was on hand to award various
prizes on the day.
I did not get to spend as much time as I would have liked around
the other tables, but here's a selection of some of the great games on offer.
For our part we hosted a Haitian rescue, with the French army looking
to free the civilians from the church to get them to the port, whilst the
rebellious slaves and the free people look to kill or capture them.
Thanks to Nigel for taking part, by the end he was playing like
a Sharp Practice veteran.
It was a close run affair with both sides thinking they had it
in the bag at various times of the day, in the end the women and children just
made the boat, despite a last gasp charge by the Haitian army to try grab the
prize.
It was great to meet up with some old friends and new and the
date of the 30th August 2020 is firmly in the dairy for next year.
We were lucky enough to win game of the day which was nice….
The Haitian Heroes and our host. |
Great to see you again Stu, but I think like most of us, we didn't get to chat as much as we would have liked. Look forward to meeting up next year and am already planning our game...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Steve.
DeleteAlready in the calendar a great day, although the trophy has been removed from the fireplace in record time :-(
Cheers
Stu
well done Stu thats the second best in show for the club :) such a pain I couldn't make it
ReplyDeleteMaybe next year Dane.
DeletePerhaps with your Indians?
Cheers
Stu
It was an excellent day out Stu, love the look of your game. like you whilst running a game I only got time for a quick look around. Sorry we never go to chat I would have liked to ask about your Spanish Caribbean figures you bought from Spain.
ReplyDeleteHappy gaming,
Willz.
NO problem Willtz just posted a couple of comparison pic's they might paint up ok but remind me of some of the castings of the late 70's. But beggars can't be choosers when it comes to Spanish forces in Haiti.
DeleteCheers
Stu
Looks like a great day, and a great photo - who is the short chap, and could he reach the figures on the table?
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