The Loose Association of Wargamers

Many thanks gents.

jhancock wrote: ↑Wed Mar 17, 2021 8:46 pm Do said Gentlemen turn gold into lead at these shows?

Indeed also plastic, resin and increasingly these days, charred MDF.


Next up, Pevensey - a Sealion 1940 game.
Looks like we started at Firepower in 2007, if memory actually works this was at the Royal Artillery Museum in Woolwich:






Notable for the 'failed to dry' river bed I made which did lead to figures sticking to it! Which, I maintain, is only realistic:




A rather bunched-up German assault - only feasible if you have control of the skies

Presumably there was a 'bogged' roll? Great stuff as always LT.

Superb! Sealion is on my list for this year.

You'll be stuffing German Seamen up your BUM.

levied troop wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 11:47 am

"'Ey, Mam, it looks like the binmen 'ave come early for their Xmas Box this year!"

Brilliant

Thanks to Antmaster, a few more images emerged of our nefarious history.

This game was 'Rommel, Our Part in His Downfall' based on the memoirs of a certain Lt Rommel in 1914, investigating a peaceful French town:








In keeping with our habit of dragging bystanders in to play the game, we acquired this pleasant Argentinian gentleman at Bovington:


That was Bovington 2015, we revived the game as a formal Participation for Hammerhead 2017.
Always quite liked this shot for some reason:


And the French defenders:

Excellent photo's, thanks for sharing.

Willz.

Most excellent!

Bloomin' marvellous.