Howard ville, USA 1920's gangster mayhem.
FRW from Wargames Illustrated photo shoot day.
Victoriana, the experimental undersea boat, Sea Dragon, on her secret trials!
Adventures in 1920's Rhanzlistan, again featured in Wargames Illustrated.
Indian Mutiny with my own The Devil's Wind ruleset.
Zulus! Quite a lot of them!
Chief Bykelezi m'Tubbi, never victorious, yet!
VBCW, again featured in Wargames Illustrated.
The War of 1812-15, featured in WI Bitesize #3 and destined for the hard copy when it re-emerges.
The Sudan War using both A Good Dusting and Black Powder.
The ECW, from the cover photoshoot for A Crowning Mercy.
The ACW, my favourite wargames setting down the years!
Hovels resin buildings, still going strong and great value for money.
A Rhanzlistan photoshoot day for Wargames Illustrated.
The Rebs step off, once more, under Jubal E Bykleigh!
Still somewhere in Normandy 1944, but the good guys as William calls them!
The SYW, probably the most colourful period to game in.
Late Roman internecine wars, Pompus Maximus and Baldinus tussle for the Imperial purple.
Ol' US Bykleigh takes command once more. On to Glory, or not...!
FRW from Wargames Illustrated photo shoot day.
Victoriana, the experimental undersea boat, Sea Dragon, on her secret trials!
Adventures in 1920's Rhanzlistan, again featured in Wargames Illustrated.
Indian Mutiny with my own The Devil's Wind ruleset.
Zulus! Quite a lot of them!
Chief Bykelezi m'Tubbi, never victorious, yet!
VBCW, again featured in Wargames Illustrated.
The War of 1812-15, featured in WI Bitesize #3 and destined for the hard copy when it re-emerges.
The Sudan War using both A Good Dusting and Black Powder.
The ECW, from the cover photoshoot for A Crowning Mercy.
Somewhere in Normandy, 1944...
The early Italian Wars, from another Wargames Illustrated photoshoot.The ACW, my favourite wargames setting down the years!
Hovels resin buildings, still going strong and great value for money.
A Rhanzlistan photoshoot day for Wargames Illustrated.
The Rebs step off, once more, under Jubal E Bykleigh!
Still somewhere in Normandy 1944, but the good guys as William calls them!
The SYW, probably the most colourful period to game in.
Late Roman internecine wars, Pompus Maximus and Baldinus tussle for the Imperial purple.
Ol' US Bykleigh takes command once more. On to Glory, or not...!
Some really lovely wee sojers there David, very high standard.
ReplyDeleteThank you George! Sign of a lot of wasted time I fear though...
DeleteDifficult to see any light at the end of tunnel, but pics like these help one through. Good show old chap.
ReplyDeleteLight? None here sadly, but I try to remain positive.
DeleteInspiring pictures David!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher.
DeleteA splendid variety of games David...
ReplyDeleteI don’t feel such a butterfly looking your collection 😁
All the best. Aly
Thank you Aly! Remember, you are but a lava at this stage, plenty of time yet to flutter by!
DeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteTa!
DeleteWhat a wonderful collection OG wargaming memories David....every image here is outstanding...you are a fortunate man! I hope you have/had a good seventieth birthday.
ReplyDeleteThank you rross, as birthdays go it's not up with the best, but in the circumstances...
DeleteA great collection Dave...providing insperation and hope to us all. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paul, I'm pleased you have enjoyed a visit to GHQ.
DeleteSplendid! I look forward to pushing them around again ....some day.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jon! So do I!
DeleteSome very lovely shots David of splendid looking games. It goes to show what a varied set of collections you have hidden away. Thankfully I don’t need to pick a favourite 👍 as Phil would say KBO this lockdown can’t go on for ever.
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt! I hope you are right about this lockdown, it's beyond tedious now!
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