Samurai.....well I loved this Dio.
Yes these are 10/12mm from Kalistra. Looked excellent and shows that sometimes size matters.
Sonntag, 28. April 2013
Mittwoch, 24. April 2013
Salute 2013 the 2.
As promised here are some pics of the games that could be seen at Salute London this year.
Have fun.
The security Guards.....
Darth told me that there will be a Kickstarter Fundrainsing Projekt for his new Deathstar..
What could be achieved with the little bods.
Victorian Sci Fi absolutely great
Row row row the boat.....
Alamo from Gringo40s.....and yes it is 40mm Models....breathtaking
The beaches of Normandy. I was there some years ago and could still see some of the German bunkers.
20mm action with lots of various landing boats of all sizes
A few steps inland.
Another 20mm WWII games I really stood ther for around half an hour watching all those tiny scenes
Have fun.
Darth told me that there will be a Kickstarter Fundrainsing Projekt for his new Deathstar..
20mm action with lots of various landing boats of all sizes
Another 20mm WWII games I really stood ther for around half an hour watching all those tiny scenes
Dienstag, 23. April 2013
Salute 2013
Back from Salute 2013 in London and finally awake.
It was wonderful and seem to grow from year to year.
Travelling this year was quite stressing. Sharing the double seats is not my favourite especially with someone needing more space than an avrage dinosaur like me. Anyway on the pro side the nice busdriver not only drove me direkt to Excel Center (O.K. his Hotel was there) but also picks me up on my way home to Germany. So saving the money for the train ticket and more money for the little lead fellas.
If you ave not grasped it. I traveled overnight from Duiburg, Germany via bus (10 hours) to London for visiting Salute and then leaving Saturday evening with the bus back to home. Have you ever tried to sit for 10 hours with next to no sleep???
Costa coffee (well litres of Coffee) helps a lot.
Salute is always a pleasure to attend and this year for the first time I had a great time chatting with some fellow bloggers. Ray from "Don't throw a 1" blog was the organiser and for me it was a call to wargaming mekka from "Father Ray"...
It is wonderful to see who is the person behind the posts that we all love to read. And for a continental like me chat about the way things wargame work in Britain. Well nearly the same as here but it seems less GW, FOW, etc. and more being creative.
Next Post will have some pics in it. Hope to do these tomorrow.
It was wonderful and seem to grow from year to year.
Travelling this year was quite stressing. Sharing the double seats is not my favourite especially with someone needing more space than an avrage dinosaur like me. Anyway on the pro side the nice busdriver not only drove me direkt to Excel Center (O.K. his Hotel was there) but also picks me up on my way home to Germany. So saving the money for the train ticket and more money for the little lead fellas.
If you ave not grasped it. I traveled overnight from Duiburg, Germany via bus (10 hours) to London for visiting Salute and then leaving Saturday evening with the bus back to home. Have you ever tried to sit for 10 hours with next to no sleep???
Costa coffee (well litres of Coffee) helps a lot.
Salute is always a pleasure to attend and this year for the first time I had a great time chatting with some fellow bloggers. Ray from "Don't throw a 1" blog was the organiser and for me it was a call to wargaming mekka from "Father Ray"...
It is wonderful to see who is the person behind the posts that we all love to read. And for a continental like me chat about the way things wargame work in Britain. Well nearly the same as here but it seems less GW, FOW, etc. and more being creative.
Next Post will have some pics in it. Hope to do these tomorrow.
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