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Miniatures Adventure => The Conflicts that came in from the Cold => Topic started by: thebunkergames on 01 June 2013, 01:06:45 PM
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Hi All
A few shots of a recent Rain on Entebbe game @ The Bunker Wargames Holiday Centre
Regards
Shaun
www.thebunkergames.com
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Ahh Entebbe! Wonderful board and a very interesting looking game. Entebbe was the very first proper wargame I ever played back in 1989 at the tender age of fifteen. Put on by a local wargames club at an activities day at my school in Loughton (Essex) and though I failed miserably to rescue the hostages it gave me a glimpse of the fun wargaming could be and I have on and off (mostly on) been gaming collecting painting etc ever since so to see another Raid on Entebbe brings a warm glow of nostalgia.
Thanks!
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Thanks Cholly
Glad to have brought back happy wargaming memoirs
Regards
Shaun in The Bunker
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Fantastic to se an epic sized skirmish game like that. :D
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Lovely stuff, wonderful figures and scenery.
What scale of figures have you used?
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Hi Rob
Figures, planes etc are 20mm-1/72
The buildings are the same scale apart from the control tower & terminal. These are 1/32nd Scalelectric with 20mm double doors replacing the single 1/32nd doors
Regards
Shaun
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Inspirational, and quite a coincidence - just yesterday, I rewatched the 1977 film starring Charles Bronson and Yaphet Kotto on the subject.
Also, it makes me rethink my decision not to get any large planes for my ImagiNations project for space reasons - those Hercs look great arrayed on the tarmac (I'll probably get something smaller, though - Dakota and maybe a Flying Boxcar).
Any chance to know who makes that 707? Is it the ancient Heller kit?
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Absolutely brilliant! And the range of figures in the background is pretty impressive too!
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Thanks chaps
I believe that the Air France plane is an old Heller kit
As for the range of figures Sardoo - that is just The Bunker!
Regards
Shaun
- a few more shots....
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Absolutely inspiring!
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Beautiful!
I need a house with a garage and a gaming group that good!
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Amazing display, everything there looks absolutely gorgeous :-*.
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Thanks for the kind words Gents.
You can always book a weekend & see it for real thou...
Regards
Shaun
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Absolutely awesome... :o
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Thanks to Grigork we have a shot of the game at Partisan
Regards
Shaun in The Bunker
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Superb stuff. What a top eye for detail, especially like the Air France jet and the airport buildings. Makes me wish I lived a little closer.
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Thanks Phil
A few more pics to entice you to The Bunker!
Regards
Shaun www.thebunkergames.com
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Awesome. Seriously awesome. :-*
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That kicks ass,I was wondering if I could put some of your pictures on my Yahoo group site dealing with Modern warfare in africa post WW2 . With proper due credit,it is something our group would love to see. http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ModernAfricanBushwars
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Thanks chaps
more pics sent from the show
Regards
Shaun
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What a terrific looking game! The tower and airport I think look better in the larger scale. The Hercs are fantastic, so nice to see those being used in a game!
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Again thanx Fellows for letting me share these photos w/my Yahoo group http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ModernAfricanBushwars It is a great game setup and lots of work went into it.The Planes are awesome at that scale.Also I always found it miraculous that of all the places for the terrorists to land they pick the one airport in Africa,that Israel built,and had the blue prints for the buildings,talk about fate.
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Lots of fate around this one Juergen - like Idi Amin visiting the hostages beforehand wearing a pair of Israeli para wings on his chest or Idi disarming the nearby garrison as he feared an uprising.
Regards
Shaun in The Bunker
www.thebunkergames.com