[Steve Johnson]

Well spotted Keith that the Gemran book is with Doyle, not Ellis!

[Steve Johnson]

You can’t go wrong with Chamberlain & Ellis’ books on German tanks and AFV’s and American & Allied ones. Succint but very informative.

[Steve Johnson]

Great games as always Mark, with a cast of complete but brilliant madness!

[Steve Johnson]

Poland ’39, France 1940, Operation Barbarossa and Operation Market-Garden. I’ve done bits of some of them, but not to the level I would wish for. Real life always gets in the way…

[Steve Johnson]

Very cool and very beefy!

[Steve Johnson]

Excellent game and a nice bit of history too:).

[Steve Johnson]

Wow, 10 games in total is pretty damned impressive. All the games looked great at the players all seemed to be really enjoying themselves!

[Steve Johnson]

Thanks for the clarification Mike!  At least I got the ‘white’ bit right;)

[Steve Johnson]

I have a feeling I read that they were covered in white marble once finished, but don’t quote me on that!

[Steve Johnson]

Very nice Willz and loved the bit of background fluff too:).

[Steve Johnson]

Those are brilliant Mark!

[Steve Johnson]

https://www.2d6wargaming.com/blogs/news/closing-down

As real shame as his figures are lovely and if I gamed in 6mm, they would have been my first port of call.

[Steve Johnson]

That is an excellent museum, no doubt about it. Looking forward to part 2. I see they took delivery of a Panther that is valued at £14m!

[Steve Johnson]

Looks excellent!

[Steve Johnson]

Thanks for a very good review:).

[Steve Johnson]

Lovely work there!

[Steve Johnson]

Wow, those are so lovely Mark! Good to hear your knee is healing well so you can get back to some painting:).

[Steve Johnson]

Great job on those sails Mike:)!

[Steve Johnson]

Really lovely work once again Mark:)! Nice touch with the golf club wielding hero;).

[Steve Johnson]

Very cool there Mark and love the East European vibe to their uniforms:).

[Steve Johnson]

Very cool Mark, very cool:)!

[Steve Johnson]

Thanks for the info Craig. Still not sure I can make it as recovering from a bad cold, but hope to do so!

[Steve Johnson]

Do you have a list of games that will be on show Craig? A check of the club website only listed traders…

[Steve Johnson]

Cracking work there Michael!

[Steve Johnson]

Very nice work once again Mark!

[Steve Johnson]

Very cool Patrice:)!

[Steve Johnson]

You were certainly busy there Mark and lots of great photos of your weird and wonderful miniatures:)! Hard to know which ones I like the best…

[Steve Johnson]

Excellent show report!

[Steve Johnson]

Those are very cool!

[Steve Johnson]

Excellent looking models all round:).

[Steve Johnson]

Very nice work there Mark:).

[Steve Johnson]

Lovely work there Willz:)!

[Steve Johnson]

You have been busy Mark and great work there! I’m sure your table will be the most colourful by a long, long way at the convention:).

[Steve Johnson]

Really useful stuff there Konstantinos:)!

[Steve Johnson]

Lovely work there Mike!

[Steve Johnson]

I’ve seen both options for the symbol re: the numbers replaced. Personally I like the simple aesthetic of normal dice.

[Steve Johnson]

Anything from 2′ x 2′ up to 6′ x 4′, dependant upon the rules being used. So for WWII, generally 4′ x 4′ and 6′ x 4′. For 18thC games, 3′ x 2′ is fine, as the reduced movement and shooting distances equates to 6′ x 4′.

[Steve Johnson]

I somehow missed the final Heathrow game, which was to be played at Chris Gregg’s IIRC. Guy’s background stuff is great and fun games to play too.

[Steve Johnson]

Base and paint and have done for as long as I can remember. When at arms length I simply don’t spot the parts that are left primed black (ie in betweens ranks, say legs down), even less so when on the table. Whilst I enjoy painting, it is very much a means to an end rather than an end in itself.

[Steve Johnson]

Looking great Willz! That Bonnie Wee Laddie certainly causes trouble, as he starts a fight in India in 1755 too;). At least he’s keeping us wargamers happy!

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