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[nozza_uk]

Had a game of Star Wars themed Fistful of Lead (Galactic Heroes) last night.





More pictures here https://nozzawargaming.blogspot.com/2020/06/the-treasure-of-cad-bane-part-1.html

[gamer Mac]

nice set up 
Do you have a list of figure sources?

[nozza_uk]

nice set up 
Do you have a list of figure sources?

Ohh good question. Off the top of my head:
Wizards of the Coast Star Wars Miniatures.
Rogue Stars figures from NorthStar.
Colony 87 from Crooked Dice.
Various Blind Beggar Miniatures.

[Jeff965]

Four games in the last week kindly hosted by Matt Slade of Glenbrook Games. Virtual wargaming is the way to go folks, it really scratches the itch as far as I'm concerned.
Three games of Sharp Practice and one of Chain of Command, one of the SP games was a 4 player affair and there was no problems playing at all.
If you're not already I highly recommend you give it a go.

[Dolmot]

By Fire and Sword

An old friend has been staying home you-know-why all spring and his wargamer's logic was on point, meaning that he painted a table-load of terrain and not one but two skirmish lists' worth of Brandenburgers. My own projects have been more diverse, but I've accumulated some fresh 15mm terrain too. Nowadays our collective fan is largely unshitten, thus it was time to bring out the lead and play a proper four-player game after a longish break. Beside those two Brandenburg armies, we had Swedes, Cossacks, and a bunch of players who hadn't touched this game in a while. A bit of re-rolling was needed first due to some scenarios being unsuitable for four armies, but eventually we got "Attack on a village". It ended up looking roughly like this...





Like it often happens, I had to concentrate mainly on playing and refreshing my rules comprehension. Photography came only after those. There were also further effects on lighting (and players) due to a major heat wave, but you can find a few more photos in here. I hope our gaming activity is on the rise again and we can provide further updates like this soonish.

(If yours isn't you-know-why, just try to cope, stay strong, and paint armies, OK? )

[Chriscornwell]

This is from last week, a bit of Swiss v Burgundian action.
Used “To The Strongest” and it worked really well, with the Swiss blocks batterring all before them while their meagre supports fended off a succession of flank attacks.

[Muzfish4]

Had another cracking game of Legion yesterday.

A narrow Imperial win on objective points as the character-heavy rebels just couldn't quite get enough guys into the imperial backfield to secure a draw.

Highlights included finding out just how lethal a shot Iden Versio was, seeing the dewback finally survive to get into combat, have Captain Antilles spring a one man ambush and having a AT-ST actually survive the battle.













Legion continues to delight giving good fun games with plenty of variety.

[blacksoilbill]

We have had some lovely games, haven't we? (TtS, BfaS, the Civil War game on the previous page).

[Romark]

Tonight's game,OHW,scenario 5 Bridgehead, Russian win as French couldn't hold the Bridge.

[TWD]

A solo game set in Middle earth


https://tomstoysoldiers.blogspot.com/2020/06/playtesting-midgard.html

[Pijlie]

Oathmark.

[scatterbrains]

Woah proper fantasy on square bases!

Are the big statues for scenery or are they golems/giants part of the army?

[Tomsche]

A solo "rules try out" game of the free War Fleets (version 2.2) set.

[Osmoses]

Knyghte Pyke and Sword (Nordic Weasel) game. Sengoku Jidai version.

[Pijlie]

Woah proper fantasy on square bases!

Are the big statues for scenery or are they golems/giants part of the army?

No, they are oathmarks, sacred momuments that needed to be defended for that  scenario. These specific ones are Dwarvish. Made from old Happymeal toys.