Last month I was playing in Steve H's "Shepherdtown" ACW game, but as usual took some time out to grab some pictures of the other two games being played
http://devonwargames.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/shepherdtown-virginia-1862-fire-fury.html
Nathan has already posted an AAR on his Chain of Command game featuring a Soviet relief column vs Mujahedeen.
http://devonwargames.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/chain-of-command-afghanistan-1980s-club.html
and so my pictures seemed superfluous to requirements, but I thought you might like to see the best of them.
In addition Steve M was running a Muskets & Tomahawks skirmish with his new growing collection of 28mm French Indian Wars figures. Some of my pictures of that game were of questionable quality and so I have included the best of the bunch to give a flavour of his game.
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"It's quiet, too quiet". "Don't say that, you know the soldier that says that in the movies is always the first to get - incoming!!!!" |
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The trap is sprung |
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Mujahedeen, fouzands of em |
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Behind you |
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Oh dear, how sad, never mind |
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This is fun! |
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Dice in wargames are like spent cartridges in battle, a sure sign of heavy combat |
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Soviet payback |
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I love the smell of burning APC's in the morning |
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It's no good Sarge, I'm afraid the cam belt is broken |
And then we find ourselves transported to the French Canadian wilderness and the peace and tranquillity of that holiday home log cabin you've always dreamed off, where there is plenty of fish in the lakes, deer to hunt and Indians!!!
These pictures have been popping up on my screen saver for the past month so I thought you might like to see them as well. Next AAR for June coming soon
JJ
Great pictures, I really like your 'French Canadian wilderness'...
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