It certainly seems that there were more games than were listed, which would explain why the floor plan was so badly out.
Tiny Terrain - 28mm War in Chechnya
Loughton Strike Force - 15mm Plancenoit
Adrian Shepherd - 28mm WW1
Maidenhead & District - Rapid Fire Modern
Wargames Association of Reading - £Land Star Wars
An X-Wing game played using Hotwheels Star Wars fighters.
Wings of Glory Aerodrome
Naval Wargames Society - Raid on Zeebrugge
Wessex Wargames - Retreat from Moscow
Abbott's Road Wargamers - Boshin War 1868 (Sharpe Practice)
Crawley Wargames Club - Battlefront Tanks
West Wind Productions - 15mm War & Empire
A Few Brits & The Hobby - Spectre Ops demo
Friends of Rapid Fire - Operation Goodwood
Simon Miller - For King and Parliament
Reading Independent Wargamers - Monsters Brawl
Liverpool War Games Association - Renaissance Samurai
Maidenhead Reapers - WW2 Desert Raid (Bolt Action)
Chris Wykes & Friends - Blood & Bridges (1/200 Cold War)
Newbury & Reading Wargames Society - Boudica's Revenge
Boscombe & Amesbury - What a Tanker!
Penarth & District - Wars of the Roses (Lion Rampant)
Ministry of Gentlemanly Wargamers - Thud and Blunder
*cough* guess who forgot to take pics of the actual game
(don't know who) - Alien Squad Leader
(don't know who) - Outlands
Society of Ancients - (no idea what - Romans vs someone)
(don't know who) - Romans vs Successors (Swordpoint)
(don't know who) - (don't know what)
Whew! That was quite a photo dump for you to wade through. If you can identify any of the games I didn't get the information for, please let me know in the comments!
Some fantastic eye candy there Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting all of that together - enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking games - and plenty of them! The Boshin War and WotR games are of particular interest to me too.
ReplyDeleteThere are some great looking games - thanks for taking all the pictures
ReplyDeleteHi Tamsin,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pictorial essay. You did a very nice job capturing the scope of each game and your postings were quite extensive. Well done.
Jerry
There were a LOT of games, weren't there! Thanks for doing such a full survey, I almost feel like I was there!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of photos. Must of taken all day! 😀
ReplyDeleteSome great looking games Tamsin. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletealways good to see what's happening at the other end of the country.
ReplyDelete@ all - thanks for the comments and glad you enjoyed the pics :)
ReplyDeleteThe organisers had us down wrong Tamsin, the 6mm Market Garden game was put on by South London Warlords and not SELWG.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know Iain - I've amended it :)
DeleteTa! Cracking photos by the way!
DeleteThanks for the excellent photo recap Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteIts really great seeing the variety that's out there, some some stunning stuff out there among other peoples gaming moments, all very inspirational. will visit this blog regularly.
ReplyDelete@ Curt - cheers! :)
ReplyDelete@ The BlackNave - thanks! Glad you're enjoying my blog :)
Great Photos!
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