The Loose Association of Wargamers

Battle of Gardenville

It been sunny today and the Garden Lawn has been cut. What an opportunity for a spot of Garden gaming.

So my son Max and I set up a played a game based on Charge.

Neat.
I did quite fancy the idea of doing WW1 aerial in the garden using 1/48th models on long steel spikes.

That looks really good.

Excellent! I did try to organise a bit of WWII 54mm garden gaming but the weather never lent itself well to it last year.

We once played a game of Vietnam in the garden with 1/72nd plastics and the ‘Bodycount’ rules. It was brilliant.

Wonderful.

Jeremy wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 7:16 pm We once played a game of Vietnam in the garden with 1/72nd plastics and the ‘Bodycount’ rules. It was brilliant.

How many were MIA undil the next time you mowed it?

Those Yanks are going to regret not wearing appropriate headgear in that sunshine.....

Excellent stuff.

Then there was John Ruddle:

http://vintagewargaming.blogspot.com/20 ... e.html?m=1