Month: November 2017

Sunday November 27 saw a selection of club members make the trip to Bristol to put on a couple of demonstration games of Force on Force Ambush Alley. Photos of the games can be found on Flickr.

Sunday November 26th will see a few of us once again head off to the annual Lincombe Barn Wargames Society show, Reveille II.

Last year we ran demonstration games of Osprey Games’ The Men Who Would Be Kings, this year sees us taking Ambush Alley Games’ Force on Force to run some ‘Dak To’ Vietnam Skirmish games.

Hope to see some of you there.

As 2017 draws to a close, it’s time to look ahead to next year and the games for the coming twelve months.

Here is what has been proposed so far:

Month	Primary	Secondary
January	28mm ACW “Campbell’s Station”
February	15mm DBA	28mm WWII ?
March	28mm Colonial (Zulus)
April	Napoleonic Naval	28mm Vietnam
May	15mm Napoleonic
June	Mission Command (15mm WWII)
July		28mm Vietnam
August
September		28mm Colonial (Zulus)
October	Bolt Action (28mm WWII)
November	Mission Command (15mm WWII)
December

As you can see there are plenty of blank spaces, so if you would like to offer up a game, please contact Pete to discuss.

Content has been a bit sparse around here recently, but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been playing games. Here are some photos from a few of the recent Big Game Saturdays.

May saw us once again getting the Zulus out, this time for some The Men Who Would be Kings action. The Flickr album can be found here.

Jumping ahead to October and it was the turn of Force on Force to take centre stage as we tackled the Vietnam War (the recent BBC Four series may have been a factor here). The Flickr album if here.

And finally November saw the return of Mission Command, with further adventures in Russia, and the continuation of the Maurice campaign. Once again, photos on Flickr.

(With apologies to D. Bowie Esq.)

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The reason for the change is to make it easier for other people to add content and to reduce the bus factor by not having just one person responsible for maintaining the site. As an added bonus, it is now possible to comment on posts.

All the old content has been moved across. some old links might be broken but for the most part things should be as they were on the old site.

Onwards and upwards!

Neil.