Gothic Infamy at Devon WarGames

[Mr Steve]

The 2nd club meeting held in Jan saw a game of Infamy set around 378AD with Goths v late Romans .

The link below will take you as usual to the club blog where there are even more tempting pictures along with the battle report from our man on the spot

http://devonwargames.blogspot.com/2023/02/infamy-infamy-friday-night-laager.html

[The Red Hobbit]

Excellent battle report, thanks for sharing.  The columns on the center ruins are quite nice, were those 3d printed or hand-crafted?

[Mr Steve]

Apparently the ruins are all from fish tank ornaments:

“In addition to the Laager I wanted some ruins for the battlefield. These are fish tank ornaments. The doorways and stairs are a little below scale but once the pieces were glued down onto a base, stones added to connect sections and cork sheet used to add flagstones “

https://theleadpile.blogspot.com/2023/01/the-return-of-goths.html

[The Red Hobbit]

Thank you for the link, that’s an impressive amount of drybrushing that went into that, the cork sheet flag stones is a great idea as well.

I’ve picked up a few aquarium ornaments over the years to use for terrain but I wouldn’t have guessed that’s where the columns came from.  I’ll have to keep an eye out in the future, I do enjoy ruined roman columns quite a bit.

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