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One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrews’ excellent World War One demonstration game.
There was some fantastic scenery such as this ruined village.
Excellent stuff.
You can see many more pictures of the game on my website.
Ruins in the city of Mordheim from a display game at GamesDay 2006.
More photographs from GamesDay 2006.
A column of Imperial Guard Artillery move through the ruins of an Imperial city, with their flank guarded by a BaneBlade.
The models are from the Epic 40000 era and are very well detailed.
From Simon’s collection. More photographs of Epic Imperial Guard.
This my Ork army advancing across the battlefield.
In there are my Forge World Squiggoth, Forge World Gunwagon, Stormboyz, Dethkoptaz and a battery of Big Gunz.
The scenery tiles are “homemade” using blocks of 4′ x 1½’ polystryene which I covered in the (original) Games Workshop gaming grass mat. I have four of these blocks, as the 6′ x 4′ grass mat covered them easily.
The hills are from a company I can’t remember and find at the moment!
Trees are model railway tress and there is a bunch of lichen in there as well.
One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrews’ excellent World War One demonstration game.
There was some fantastic scenery such as this ruined house.
It was all the little details that made the game for me such the wonderful details. Such as the wallpaper and the fireplace inside the ruined building.
Excellent stuff.
You can see many more pictures of the game on my website.
One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrews’ excellent World War One demonstration game.
There was some fantastic scenery such as this ruined house.
It was all the little details that made the game for me such the wonderful details. Such as the wallpaper and the fireplace inside the ruined building.
Excellent stuff.
You can see many more pictures of the game here.
One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrew’s excellent World War One demonstration game.
Here is No Man’s Land.
You can see many more pictures of the game on my website.
One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrew’s excellent World War One demonstration game.
Here is No Man’s Land.
You can see many more pictures of the game on my website.
One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrew’s excellent World War One demonstration game.
Here the German command consider their next move in the ruins of a French farmhouse…
You can see many more pictures of the game on my website.
One of the games I enjoyed a lot at GamesDay 2007 was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrew’s excellent World War One demonstration game.
This is the First Aid Station complete with Ambulance.
You can see many more pictures of the game on my website.