1st Carlist War game at Derby Worlds

[Yankeepedlar01]

Phil took me to Derby Worlds for a couple of hours today, my first real outing since the op. The show has moved to Castle Donnington and is now all under one roof. It seemed very busy: fine display games; busy traders by the score and enthusiastic competitors. A much better show in my opinion in the new venue.
A few camera phone shots of my favourite game, The Battle of Oriamendi, 1837, by Like A Stone Wall.











As I'm not too mobile, I did n't get any other shots of some other really good games. I especially liked the Arthur's Battles by Westbry Wargamers, very nicely done chaps!
David

[joroas]

Pity I missed you, I am there tomorrow.  Nice to see you are up and about.  I have to say that, if I started again, I would be tempted to set all my games in Spain.

On another vein, I bumped into Ron Field today, another ex-teacher and Osprey's main ACW Confederate author, and was invited around to see his fabulous collection of dageurrotypes ...... 

[Phil Robinson]

As I've said on another post a cracking show, but I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition.

Sorry we missed you John, always enjoy our chats.

[joroas]

I should be at Warfare next month, probably catch you there, Phil.... 

[OSHIROmodels]

Rather a splendid set up 

I like the little vignettes and the bridge.

cheers

James

[Marine0846]

A really great looking game.
Thanks for sharing.

[janner]

Oh Lordy! Lots of scummy detail there 

[shadowking1957]

I was there and spent ages looking over some of the set pieces the nuns the  clerics all were  brilliant and added to the games flavor.

thanks for the close ups