I only got a few pics, and sad to say, selfishly, mainly from the games I was involved in.
(My excuse being that having run / taken part in 8 games, I didn't have time to shoot much else!)
First up, Gamer Mac (and his bro, Andrew's) stunning Zeppelin.
I can only tell you, it's even better in the flesh.
I'm sure many more people, including Gamer Mac hopefully, will have many more pics which do this incredible, epic construction full justice:
The cargo bay, plane dock and bomb doors.
And in case you were wondering about the level of detail, just look at the paintwork on the friggin' trolley jack! Not to mention the mug. I can only tell you it's the first time I've seen a 28mm scale pencil and clipboard perfectly rendered. And if I tell you the saucepans in the galley had food bubbling in them, well...
Next up, Snr Malamute's ever expanding San Antonio de Bejar - again, totally gorgeous.
Onto the Zulu War escapade game run by Malamute and myself. Three times through. This is the third game.
Revford looks worried at the British prospects - as well he might, he'd seen the previous games...
The idea is that the British have to escape the Zulus. In this game, strangely, they decided to make a stand on a hill...
Things go from bad to worse...
Prince Louis Napoleon takes a circuitous route to avoid the fisticuffs. Unfortunately it didn't do him any good...
Captain Carey, wounded, unhorsed (twice), and having fallen over innumerable times, makes his last stand amonst the ooga-booga trees.
Corporal Grubb narrowly effects his escape from the donga...
My Wars of the Roses game from this morning. A brief but bloody affair.
Piling into each other in the hedgerows...
An unfortunate interlude on a hill.
And lastly, but certainly not least, Silent Invader's F&IW game. Grimm thought he had me, but in the end, I had him - ha ha!!!
An unsuspecting party of redcoats march smartly through the peaceful woods...
And that's all I got
There were many more wonderful looking games on offer, and I'm sure the pics will be forthcoming!