Old Pictures from WAB Events

[TWD]

I found some old pictures recently of the splendid Age of Arthur event back in the day at Warhammer World.








More on my blog:
https://tomstoysoldiers.blogspot.com/2021/02/age-of-arthur-warhammer-historical.html

[Atheling]

I remember it well Tom (or I think I do!). What a great weekend it was.

I think James' campaign was so well run, the narrative just flowed, packed with amusement and in my case total humiliation as I was wiped out in every game  . Though that certainly did not detract from the fun 

Talking of remembering it well, I seem to remember playing you though on second thoughts that might have been at cold Steel/Hot Lead 

[aircav]

That’s a great set of pictures 

[RedRowan]

Very nice, was a big fan of WAB back in the day. I still have a copy of Shieldwall and that and the El Cid and Hannibal supplements where some of my favourite introductions to those periods.

Steve

[TWD]

Talking of remembering it well, I seem to remember playing you though on second thoughts that might have been at cold Steel/Hot Lead 

Not sure if we played each other in this one.
We definitely played at Cold Steel/Hot Lead two or three rimes and at the Newark El Cid and possibly Maelstrom events too...

[TWD]

That’s a great set of pictures 

Thank you - they're a bit washed out in places as I think it was a very new digital camera and one of my first times taking pictures of soldiers.

[Atheling]

Not sure if we played each other in this one.
We definitely played at Cold Steel/Hot Lead two or three rimes and at the Newark El Cid and possibly Maelstrom events too...

I remember the El Cid and age of Arthur at Cold Steel/Hot Lead but my memory is (perhaps unsurprisingly) a bit fuzzy re: the Lenton events  I blame the Scottish lot 

[TWD]

Some from Cold Steel 2008



More on the blog:
http://tomstoysoldiers.blogspot.com/2021/03/cold-steel-2008.html


And Cold Steel 2009


More:
http://tomstoysoldiers.blogspot.com/2021/03/cold-steel-2009.html

[Atheling]

Always a pleasure to see pics from the campaign weekends Tom 

I had quite forgotten about Mrs Miggins! 

[James Morris]

Lovely old pics mate!  Good memories and some stunning paint jobs.