Pulp Alley AAR: Final Flight & At Death's Door

[Matt]

Played these games back in April.  Just got around to finishing up the AARs over last weekend. 

Double feature AAR of our (slowly) on going Perilous Island campaign.  The Final Flight game was really fast, as Rocky pulled two red herrings for his first two plot points, and Tatiana quickly got through her challenges and to the airplane.

We forgot to give Tatiana Lady Elaine for the At Death's Door game, but it didn't really matter. 

[tin shed gamer]

Great looking game,
Oh by the way I will be shamelessly nicking the plot points on clear bases idea.


Mark.

[Patrice]

Good story, nice minis and terrain, thanks for sharing!

[whomever1]

Epic! Also, cool paint jobs and terrain.

[FramFramson]

Excellent AAR as always. Good pacing, good photos, slick presentation, nice narrative, and it looks like you all had great fun. Great stuff, just great!

[ivor13]

That presentation of a great game was nothing short of amazing         

[blacksoilbill]

Great looking reports!

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Excellent game and report. Great stuff!   

[Sterling Moose]

Most excellent   

[Duke Donald]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful and a fantastic read.

BTW, where's the sidecar from?

[Arundel]

Agree with all the above!  Where did you find that nifty Egyptian sarcophagus? Thank you for sharing!

[FramFramson]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful and a fantastic read.

BTW, where's the sidecar from?

The motorbike is the Tamiya 1:48 Wehrmacht motorbike kit.

[pistolpete]

Great AAR.  Looks like a lot of fun.   Well done on the figures and terrain and write up.

[d phipps]

WOW! Can't wait to see more. THANKS for playing and sharing Pulp Alley! 

[Matt]

Thank you for all of the very kind comments.  This board, and you, its members, have been a great inspiration for me in the hobby.

BTW, where's the sidecar from?

The sidecar is actually a die cast/plastic piece I picked up at the local model train store.  I don't recall the maker, but it was billed as 1/48 scale, and looked cool, so I picked it up. Most of my cars are diecast vehicles I find at toy or hobby shops.  They all need some weathering, but work fine on the table.

Agree with all the above!  Where did you find that nifty Egyptian sarcophagus? Thank you for sharing!

The sarcophagus I found in the gift shop of the national archeology museum in Madrid, Spain. The standing Anubis statue also came from there.  As souvenirs, a bit kitschy; but as wargame terrain, perfect!