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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: Arteis on August 07, 2016, 06:20:18 AM
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I played my first game of Sharp Practice 2 today at the ‘Call To Arms' show in Wellington, NZ. It was a colonial New Zealand Wars game.
We had loads of scenery, but the game itself was a simple encounter battle that we played on the clearer half of the table.
The table and New Zealand setting received lots of really positive comments, too. As did the fabulous 3D printed Māori pa by printablescenery.com It was really nice to be able to present a game that reflected our own history for a change, rather than a setting in Europe or America.
As it was our first game of Sharp Practice 2, it's fair to say that we got lots wrong and were quite confused at times. But overall we enjoyed it.
Full game review and more pics on my blog here: https://arteis.wordpress.com/2016/08/07/maori-and-british-do-battle-at-call-to-arms/
A couple of sample pics from the above blog:
(https://arteis.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/13925157_10210586538167469_433925732358726147_n-1.jpg)
(https://arteis.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/13895363_10210586538247471_4438090924146347335_n.jpg)
(https://arteis.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/13887000_10210586515406900_3921921941490768318_n.jpg)
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Splendid looking game :)
cheers
James
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Fine looking game. Scenery spot on from what I recall of our visit. Love the Pa.
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Looks really good!
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Lovely looking stuff. That Pa is unique! Makes a superb backdrop for the game.
Nice one ;)
Happy W
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Wonderful!
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Great looking figures and terrain.
Thanks for sharing.
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Lot of work that paid off. well done.
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Excellent job, as always :-*
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Great stuff ;D
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A veritable feast for the eyes :-*