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

[DintheDin]

Impressive! A grand spectacle! 

[FifteensAway]

Re: Battle of Issus - now that is a properly appointed - and populated - wargaming table!  Excellent.  Not really my period but it is still, as said, spectacular to behold.  Very well done, sirrah.

Looks like quite the wargaming space.

[Vis Bellica]

Battle of Issus:  fantastic looking game!

[has.been]

Very impressive.

[Dentatus]

That is a gorgeous game.

[Dentatus]

First real game in the new game room.

[Easy E]

First class looking game room!

[tomrommel1]

Really nice room

[robh]

15mm Italian Wars with Liber Militum: Tercios.



Swapped sides refight of the earlier Ceresole d'Alba scenario.

[Deedles]

Another mission complete in Nam

[bishop2k7]

Been wanting to try out General d’Armee, so I created some very basic 3D models and played a solo game on Tabletop Simulator. The battle was the first scenario of the Vitoria campaign book, and the British got stomped! While the British made some slow progress on the French Right, both brigades and the reserve were driven off on the Left.

[Elbows]

That Nam game looks great - one of the few theatres I've always had at the back of my mind.  I've played a couple different Vietnam games in the past, but it is an enticing hobby project.

[tomrommel1]

How did you do the smoke of the smoke grenade in your Nam game?

[War Monkey]

First real game in the new game room.

I see you have your swords handy in case someone touches your tools! 

[Deedles]

How did you do the smoke of the smoke grenade in your Nam game?

It’s cushion filler around a pipe cleaner

That Nam game looks great - one of the few theatres I've always had at the back of my mind.  I've played a couple different Vietnam games in the past, but it is an enticing hobby project.

Indeed there are lots of scenario options and lots of modelmaking opportunities