Rescue Biccles!

[Phil Robinson]

Allied flying ace Cpt. Biccles crate has come down in no mans land, dazed by the bumpy landing and failing light he has headed for the wrong trench lines and has been captured



More pics and a brief over view of his daring rescue can be found on my blog

http://newsfromthefront-phil.blogspot.co.uk/

[marianas_gamer]

Good on Dave and looks like a good game.
LB

[Yankeepedlar01]

It was great fun, Phil, and your Blog account really captures the essence of the game too! The photos are very evocative of the era I feel.

[axabrax]

Nice work. Looks like an awesome game. May I ask which resin trenches you're using?

[joroas]

Looks good and the photographs are very atmospheric. 

[Phil Robinson]

Nice work. Looks like an awesome game. May I ask which resin trenches you're using?

Ironclad Miniatures, just ordered some more as they have a 20 per cent off sale on at the moment

[Marine0846]

Great little AAR.
An excellent story.
Love the way the photos look.

[tin shed gamer]

just caught up with your blog,I wish you'd popped over to the 1st Corps stand I'd have arranged with Simon some of my ww1 for you to review,Ironically I live a thirty second walk for the North Hull Wargames club.
Just to add salt ,the first aircraft in the WW1 range is a sopwith camel.
drop me a pm.

[grant]

just caught up with your blog,I wish you'd popped over to the 1st Corps stand I'd have arranged with Simon some of my ww1 for you to review,Ironically I live a thirty second walk for the North Hull Wargames club.
Just to add salt ,the first aircraft in the WW1 range is a sopwith camel.
drop me a pm.

Lucky devil! 

[tin shed gamer]

Have a quick look at my vehicle offer theres some pictures of a 28mm Sopwith Camel,since you haven't taken me up on my offer.