Ngoni Dawn

[saltflats1929]

it is good

[James Morris]

Super!  A great reminder of how wargaming can be a narrative experience, rather than just line 'em up and fight!

I'm glad I'm not the only T&T player who laminates the cards...

[Christian]

Capital! What a treat: to come home from a long days toil and put my feet up to this.

The only thing I want to know is where the grammophone came from.

[Totleben]

Due for a few academy awards. Thank you.

[Malamute]

Eye Candy of the highest order and a wonderful scenario

[Plynkes]

The gramophone is from a 1/32 scale WWI range by a firm called Scale Link.

[Tsune]

Really beautiful. Story, game, pictures and report. 

[Driscoles]

A symphony at Dawn.
What a beautiful report. It is a great tale you tell us with beautiful figures and very nice terrain. I can recall our conversation about terrain in Hamburg. Its not necessary to have a high end table. I love your composition. It always makes your reports special and beautiful looking.
Thanks for that one Sir !
Björn

[Hammers]

Reading Dylan's reports I get the same feeling I had as a lad getting the latest issue of The Phantom from the newsstand.

[argsilverson]

Excellent!!!

( I don't write anymore, my keyboard or is my figures doing continuous mistakes!)

[Ignatieff]

Forget 'The Kings Speech' as best picture...THIS IS IT! Awesome!!!!  And since no one has asked you about it, where did you get those mighty impressive rocks at the side of the table?

 

[Silent Invader]

Just brilliant! 

[Plynkes]

The rocks are just terrarium fake rocks. You can get them from aquarium and terrarium suppliers.

[Sakura]

Absolutely splendid scenario and game.  Has inspired me to get the Darkest Africa figures out again.

[Colonel Tubby]

Absolutely fabulous!

Great scenry, figures and cards.

Always love a game with a good back story, makes it more than just another wargame fought for no real reason! (if you know what I mean?)