Some more pictures from our Crisis 2016 game.
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Showing posts with label Crisis2016. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Wednesday, 9 November 2016
Crisis 2016
Pictures of our 54mm Wild West game we staged at CRISIS in cooperation with fellow wargaming club PMCD, can be seen here:
https://pmcd-mobilisatie.blogspot.be/2016/11/crisis-antwerp-2016-our-participation.html
Rules etc. can be found here.
https://pmcd-mobilisatie.blogspot.be/2016/11/crisis-antwerp-2016-our-participation.html
Rules etc. can be found here.
Thursday, 25 August 2016
Wild West at CRISIS 2016 (2)
Our friends at PMCD have organized a test game for our joined CRISIS game this coming November. We are going to run a 54mm Wild West game, using toy scenery elements that was available during the 70s, and which many wargamers remember fondly.
We are going to use our house rules.
A few pictures here, but more pictures to be seen on their blog.
We are going to use our house rules.
A few pictures here, but more pictures to be seen on their blog.
Sunday, 14 August 2016
Wild West at CRISIS 2016
This year for CRISIS 2016, we will be joining forces with PMCD, running a 54mm wild west shootist game, using our house rules. Dirk D. has been busy painting figures. Some pictures below, but more pictures can be seen in this blogpost.
Monday, 18 July 2016
Wild West in 54mm
Chances are we will run a 54mm Wild West shootist game during Crisis 2016, together with our friends from PMCD.
To "test the visuals", I brought out all relevant 54mm stuff, and made a little diorama. The wooden fort has been in my collection for over 40 years, dating back to my childhood days (update: apparantly from a DDR company Oehme & Sohne). All figures are Britains from the 70s (and 80s?), except for the wagon. The shootists in front of the shiriff building have been repainted several years ago.
To "test the visuals", I brought out all relevant 54mm stuff, and made a little diorama. The wooden fort has been in my collection for over 40 years, dating back to my childhood days (update: apparantly from a DDR company Oehme & Sohne). All figures are Britains from the 70s (and 80s?), except for the wagon. The shootists in front of the shiriff building have been repainted several years ago.
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