(NEW) Post a picture of the last game you played! 7/01/2017+

[Mason]

WHAM-hammer

 
That did give me a chuckle.

[dinohunterpoa]

It is in the works

Glad to know, looking forward to see it!  

Although a Fistful of Kung Fu might be even better for that  

I would use the more serious S:O with the stealth rules from BLACK OPS!  

And maybe minis with the "cyber ninja" look:




Of course you'll have to upgrade your scenery, with the obligatory corridor full of security lasers! 

[Maxx Von Morton]

Love the far east setup for the Spectre game! 

An here is another spectre game... mid-east 

[Chico]

Gates of Anteras Demo game at the Watford Club: Boromites Vs Rebel Ghar



More pictures: http://oldhammeronabudget.blogspot.co.uk/2017/12/beyond-gates-of-antares-herts-shard.html#more

[Stavka]

Napoleonics day at my place last Sunday. 

We managed to get two games in this time. The first one was a small Black Powder action using the Bridgehead scenario (#5) from Neil Thomas’ One Hour Wargames. 

It was a real nail biter, and proved lots of fun.  A (rare for us!) French/ Neapolitan victory, as the British were steadily pushed back over the river in twelve bloody turns.



We had time for a second quick game, so we decided to make it a skirmish using Songs of Drums & Shakos.

A British naval/ RM landing party's attempt to take the same bridge from a small detachment of voltigeurs- only six figures a side. 

After initial British success, and despite the wounding of their gallant lieutenant, the French were able to retake the bridge and slay the impertinent- and, as it turned out, fatally impetuous- Mr. Midshipman Stringplucker.



It was our first time with the rules, but it didn't take either of us long to get comfortable with the basic mechanics.  I'm sure we made lots of mistakes, but we were just concentrating on the essentials of movement, firing, and hand-to-hand combat. 

The game was a real hoot, making a nice change from the usual brigade or division sized action period.  It was very fast-paced, with not a dull moment.  We will definitely be trying them out again.

[flatpack]

Dracula’s America played at Has.Beens house this morning.
Rules used for a good old western gunfight.
More to come.

[Mason]

Wonderful eye candy, flatpack!
 

I would love to see more of those buildings, the colouring-in looks top drawer.
 

[shandy]

A game of Sharp Practice (ACW) yesterday



... and a game of Flashing Steel on Tuesday.



It's been a great gaming week!

[AWu]

[von Lucky]

Battle of Beersheba (1917):


A few more photos here:
https://donnerundblitzenwargaming.blogspot.com.au/2017/12/battle-of-beersheba-1917.html

[Sinewgrab]

Played a Bolt Action tournament on the anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge - managed to go 3-0 with my Italians! (I know they weren't there, but it's the army I have)

[Malebolgia]

Last Saturday me and my three mates played Kingdom Death the entire day. This photo was their first experience with the game, reading the prologue story. It was a fantastic day. We played four games, had the weirdest stuff happen and lost several survivors. It was a blast and we hope to play soon again!

[Jabba]

ACW 15mm Fire & Fury at New Buckenham Historical Wargamers last Friday.

Tony.

[Elbows]

I love looking at pics of Civil War games, because I know...at some point, I'll collapse and build a game or force for it.

[DintheDin]

Very well painted figs! 
Must have been a great game! Cheers!