Post a pic of the last game you played.

[Tim]

A WW2 eastern front 12mm game using a homebrew set of rules and Minifigs, Wargame South, 20th Century & Trumpetier 144th scale models.

Looks great and epic.  I assume the 251s behind the infantry stand mean the half-tracks are sort of driving with them?

[Dan55]

Thanks Tim.  Actually the infantry has just dismounted in order to assault the Russian line.

[TWD]

Small game of 40k with youngest son

[Bushbaby]

[warlord frod]

We played another game of Elbow Tech. Three Mercenary lances make a night raid on a city looking for an Inner Sphere Star chart to help them avoid the military. I hid a token under a building all assumed to be hardened structures that could not be destroyed by Mech fire. We had to pay one command dice to have our infantry serach a building. Once the token was found we had to escape off our edge of the board. I must say the infantry cards that come out when in an urban invironment are NASTY  This was great fun.

[Dr. Zombie]

The second game in our Cold War Commander invasion of Denmark campaign.

Polish forces making a river crossing. Where they ended up in a massive firefight with dug in Danish infantry.


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[Jeff965]

Sikh Wars using Sharp Practice2, I really enjoyed this game but looking at the photos now just makes me want to invest in some new terrain

[Harry Faversham]

'A Good Day To Fight!' Wild West action with the US Cavalry campaigning agin the Cheyenne... it didn't end well for 'Yellow Hair'...

[Gazjones]

Here are some pictures from a recent game of Chain of Command.















Cheers 

[Hammers]

A collegue asked for an intro to wargames, so we played some Frostgrave on my home table.

Sweet!

[Hammers]

Well, some will have seen these pictures before and will roll their eyes.  It's been more than three years since I've had a game at the house.  Largely because I have been on an unending job search for nearly two years.  I have had games at a couple of friends' houses, but don't have pics to show.

This is a WWII hypothetical Soviet counter attack with the stands representing a squad and the vehicles and guns representing 1 vehicle or gun.  Mix of 1/72 and 1/76:



The above scene in a farm complex is just beyond the distant hill in this image, below:



Throw this one in too, I guess.  In the picture below, the T-26 tanks on the hill in the above picture have come down and one of the farm's buildings can be seen to the left.  In the bottom left corner, a T-26 has demonstrated exactly what it thinks of the German Pak 36 that gave a lot of grief to that column of tanks in the above picture.  The infantry battle at the farm in the first picture above is taking place to the left of the picture.

Brilliant!

[Hammers]

'A Good Day To Fight!' Wild West action with the US Cavalry campaigning agin the Cheyenne... it didn't end well for 'Yellow Hair'...

Very old school. I like it!

[gweirda]

Here are some pictures from a recent game of Chain of Command.

Lichen and little metal men: THAT'S what it's all about!  ; )

[Charlie_]

Great table! Lichen makes great hedges!

[Steve F]

Gazjones, I love the rolling countryside in your game: its rare to see that in game terrain.