This Wednesday Zed and Klepto joined forces, commanding the Nurgle Warriors of Chaos, against Binx and his Savage Orcs.
It didn't go well for the Orcs, failing every leadership test, and struggling to hit anything in the face. It was all over early on, but this didn't detract from a fun game, where the two giants had the last word.
In no particular order..
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Sunday, 5 October 2014
Warzone: Afghanistan
If the interesting looks from the in laws in response to my WW2 Germans wasn't enough, I have now done sixteen Taliban.
Me and Zed have had a couple of games of Skirmish Sangin with proxys, and with our new selection of 'middle easten' buildings almost ready for the table, this was the perfect time to get these guys done.
I have a selection of weapons which should cover the majority of scenarios available in the main rulebook and dispatches supplements.
Me and Zed have had a couple of games of Skirmish Sangin with proxys, and with our new selection of 'middle easten' buildings almost ready for the table, this was the perfect time to get these guys done.
I have a selection of weapons which should cover the majority of scenarios available in the main rulebook and dispatches supplements.
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Binx,
Modelling and Painting,
Skirmish Sangin,
Taliban
Saturday, 4 October 2014
Chain of Command Campaign Pictures
Its our second week in our new gaming location, and this week we had two tables of Chain of Command as our campaign continued.
Below are some shots from the game between Binx's Germans and Lordybloke's Soviets...
Below are some shots from the game between Binx's Germans and Lordybloke's Soviets...
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| The Germans, near their jump off point, cover the flank from the safety of the ruins |
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| A full table shot as the Soviets close in on the Germans position |
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| The Soviets cover the advance of their compatriots further up the battlefield |
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| The Germans hunker down in the graveyard, one foolish soldier attempts to get a better view |
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| The Soviets right flank, a mixture of painted and err... brown warriors |
Labels:
Campaign,
Chain of Command,
Games Night,
Germans,
Soviet,
WWII
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