League of Extraordinary Kriegspielers: The Road to Kashgar

[Poliorketes]

Mini Campaign is cool, do we have an armored train?

[Prof.Witchheimer]

I would also like to play BoB in July.
Why not play a mini campaign !

And we can also play DA  

yeah, we'll do!

Mini Campaign is cool, do we have an armored train?

I will try to get the CompanyB one as soon as available.

[Poliorketes]

Me to.

[Aaron]

I have enjoyed the pictures, but I must now ask that you cease and desist. I have resisted Hopkirk's clarion call for several years now and the wife will kill me if I blow the vacation budget on Copplestone and Brigade RCW and BoB figures!

Honestly, amazing stuff. It is unusual even here at LAF I think to see such quality (in both terrain and figures) in such a large quantity.

[tsar1701]

FANTASTIC !!!    :love:  

This table is the dream of my life.
I hope one day I have the same at home ...

Same question as prof.Witchheimer, is the garford-putilov a scratchbuiled one ?

[Ignatieff]

Garford Putilov:  guess who made it?  Yup!  the Brummie boys again.  I still have a few kits unmade up.....

Ignatieff

[twrchtrwyth]

Wow, what a set up, excellent.

What's the funny, but pulpy, looking plane?

[archangel1]

Wow, what a set up, excellent.

What's the funny, but pulpy, looking plane?

It's a 1915 DFW T28 Floh (Flea).  It actually hit 180 kph on its first flight but its bad landing characteristics, which resulted in some light wing damage on that same flight, made the authorities think twice about sponsoring its development.  So, no mo' Floh! Wonder who drew the short straw to fly it!  ::

[Helen]

I'm trying to think what is missing from this game! Oh thats right - me!

Excellent  

[Bullshott]

Wonderful game - its got tanks, a train, cossacks and yeti - I can't think of anything that is missing (except Helen).

Love the way you included Foundry Ruga-ruga - what did they represent?

[Ignatieff]

Foundry Ruga Ruga are painted up to represent the Emir of Bukhara's guard.  In reality they were Turkish troops, armed with Lee Enfields, and wore red British jackets specially orderred from British military tailors in London.  Marvellous!

Ignatieff

[marrony]

Fantasic stuff.Made my day seeing the photos.Thanks for sharing. :mrgreen: