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Showing posts with label Chain of Command in 1/48. WWII. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chain of Command in 1/48. WWII. Show all posts
Friday, 31 July 2015
Chain of Command Campaign Game in 1/48
Just a very quick entry this time with James' and Dave's ongoing Normandy Campaign in 1/48th- still a sight to behold:
Sunday, 12 July 2015
Clubbing it! American War of Independence and Chain of Command Action
This is a late entry that I mean't to put up on Thursday but somehow forgot to do it! I know..... silly me :>)
Two great games were being played at the club on Thursday gone, one the climax of the AWI action as a prelude to Guilford Courthouse and the other part of an ongoing Chain of Command campaign being played by James and Dave in 1/48 scale.
Jim and I were mean't to be playing To the Songest , Late Medieval but I was knackered and deferred the game until next week. Best thing to do really as I was just about conscious enough to take some pics of the two games I wasn't involved in.
These are the results:
Two great games were being played at the club on Thursday gone, one the climax of the AWI action as a prelude to Guilford Courthouse and the other part of an ongoing Chain of Command campaign being played by James and Dave in 1/48 scale.
Jim and I were mean't to be playing To the Songest , Late Medieval but I was knackered and deferred the game until next week. Best thing to do really as I was just about conscious enough to take some pics of the two games I wasn't involved in.
These are the results:
Chain of Command 1/48 Scale:
Climax of the AWI Battle:
Bye for now.
Friday, 19 June 2015
Chain of Command in 1/48
The set of pictures below are from a game that I wasn't playing but I was very struck by the look of the Scarab Miniatures 1/48 scale WWII troops. Oddly enough I'd never considered doing any WWII skirmish gaming in this scale and have always stuck quite rigidly to 28mm or 1/56. The Scarab range is the one that North Star used to sell quite a while back now and they are brilliantly sculpted. If only there were more choice as I discovered after looking at their website last evening- in this scale you really need to have all the individual miniatures looking well, individual!
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