Sunday 27th November saw the LBWS stage the Reveille wargames show in Bristol. Colin of Charlie Foxtrot Models kindly asked me to help out on the stall for the day... So here we are... The "CFM Twins" :-D
The venue and thus the show is a relatively small affair but everything was well organised with plenty of friendly people to help out. The traders included a few bigger names (always good to see!) such as Warlord Games, Magister Militum and Colonel Bill.
Scarab Miniatures were there too (good to catch up with you Rob!) with a demo game of the excellent Zero Hour rules run by Alan and Nigel. Here the Germans have a lightly defended trench with plenty of Stormtroopers waiting off table ready to counter-attack.
The British (with some French help) begin to take the trenches!
More British move up to consolidate the gains made by the first wave
The game concluded with a solid win for the British as the Stormtroopers were smashed by overwhelming British artillery.
Sean from Little Ninja Painting was there too (Hi buddy!). Here's a couple of pics of his superb work!
This table caught my eye in a very nostalgic way... The history of wargaming project showed a game played with 'flats'. The game generated plenty of interest through the day.
All in all a lovely day out catching up with friends, chatting with gamers and generally relaxing at a very friendly local wargames show.
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The venue and thus the show is a relatively small affair but everything was well organised with plenty of friendly people to help out. The traders included a few bigger names (always good to see!) such as Warlord Games, Magister Militum and Colonel Bill.
Scarab Miniatures were there too (good to catch up with you Rob!) with a demo game of the excellent Zero Hour rules run by Alan and Nigel. Here the Germans have a lightly defended trench with plenty of Stormtroopers waiting off table ready to counter-attack.
The British (with some French help) begin to take the trenches!
More British move up to consolidate the gains made by the first wave
The game concluded with a solid win for the British as the Stormtroopers were smashed by overwhelming British artillery.
Sean from Little Ninja Painting was there too (Hi buddy!). Here's a couple of pics of his superb work!
This table caught my eye in a very nostalgic way... The history of wargaming project showed a game played with 'flats'. The game generated plenty of interest through the day.
All in all a lovely day out catching up with friends, chatting with gamers and generally relaxing at a very friendly local wargames show.
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