The Loose Association of Wargamers

To be fair to Rob, I screwed the scenario by only giving the Mexicans 1 leader and by not painting up the unit of dragoons he should have had. But, don’t tell him - I think I got away with it

2015 - Calvados and Chips, a little 1944 action with Chain of Command









Edit:
Came across these two good photos on a blog. This one shows the whole table off to good advantage:


And the Grey Dwarf's Tiger tank, so spectacular that it made the cover of one of the war-games magazines (and too my shame I can't recall which one):


Blog source here:
http://www.blmablog.com/2017/02/cavalie ... -2017.html

Russian Civil War in 2011 - first at Partizan:



Then at Salute - always slightly embarrassed by this, it got placed by Salute right at the entrance so it's the first game you saw if you came in but it wasn't a spectacular terrain piece, just a bit subdued:

Great use of fur fabric. Looks great visually to me, certainly well above the average, and something a bit different from the usual games that get trotted out at shows.