SCRUM CON: Shootout in Peckinpah County

[The Bibliophile]

Scrum Con 2019 was held on Feb. 16 in College Park, Maryland, and was a genuine success, actually selling out almost a week before the event.

Ed Watts had an amazing set up for his Western shoot 'em up game, replete with a herd of cattle that players had to contend with.

Check out the many photos of his game at Scrum in Miniature: https://miniaturescrum.blogspot.com/2019/02/scrumtacular-scrum-con-success-story.html







Again, more than 60 photos of his game at Scrum in Miniature: https://miniaturescrum.blogspot.com/2019/02/scrumtacular-scrum-con-success-story.html

[The Bibliophile]

[pacarat]

Anyone know who makes those cattle? I have about a dozen I found at a flea market, and could use some more. No luck so far in ‘net search.

[FifteensAway]

If you scroll down far enough, and it is a loo-ong scroll, you will find some additional photos of the old west game but without any additional explanation that I could see.

Seems to be mostly about the convention as a whole.

And, sorry, no idea where those cattle come from but they appear to be plastic.

[pacarat]

If you scroll down far enough, and it is a loo-ong scroll, you will find some additional photos of the old west game but without any additional explanation that I could see.

Seems to be mostly about the convention as a whole.

And, sorry, no idea where those cattle come from but they appear to be plastic.

Ok, thanks.

Yeah I scrolled and scrolled to finally get to those pics...

Definitely plastic, but that’s all I know.

[Digits]

Probably 1/64 ertl longhorns.

You can use Dixon’s metals (that’s what I used) or there are some nice ones from knuckleduster perhaps?

[pacarat]

Probably 1/64 ertl longhorns.

You can use Dixon’s metals (that’s what I used) or there are some nice ones from knuckleduster perhaps?

Exactly, thanks!

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