The Rejects descended on our most local of shows, Broadside. Hosted by the Milton Hundred Wargames Club it took place in Gillingham and as usual they organised an excellent event.
In support of this show the Rejects put on their one and only demonstration game of each calendar year. This year Postie organised, built and painted this superb game as an homage to smuggling in our fair county of Kent.
For infinitely better reports of the game and the show let me refer you to Ray at Don't Roll a One and Lee at Big Lee's Miniature Adventures.
So, just a couple of pictures of Postie's game
A mermaid's (see if you spot them) view of the Kent coast with some giant Rejects looming over the horizon. |
My final word has to go to the joy of meeting and chatting to like minded strangers. Such as the lovely customs officer who works in South Africa, but was on a visit back home to the UK and dropped by the show.
Cannot wait until next year.
Posties table is superb, including the two mermaids swimming in the sea! It must have been great fun to ply his smugglers game, and the rest of the show looked great too Richard!
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DeleteI had read Ray's review but didn't notice the two mermaids until now. A great touch. I can see the attraction in the cold war game. Not my period either Richard, but the table looks great and I particularly like the electricity pylons which immediately says it's a modern game.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice when a game looks like the period being played without checking the figures first.
DeleteA great looking layout
ReplyDeleteCheers. I'll pass that on to Postie.
DeletePostie put together a very fine display. I did not know Kent had such cliffs. The cold War game does have eye appeal, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteWe do indeed Jonathan.
DeleteTwo mermaids? I must be seeing things because I can see two in the water and one (who bears an uncanny resemblance to Diana Does) basking on the beach.
ReplyDeleteSuperb table fellahs.
Chris/Nundanket
Well spotted Chris. Diana Dors! That dates you.
DeleteGotta agree the Hahausen game did look great. Wonder how much money he spent on all those grass tufts!!!
ReplyDeleteMore than he admitted to I think.
DeleteA fine game for sure and I hadn't spotted the mermaids before, but a great and whimsical touch! The Harry Hausen (sorry it's stuck in my head as this!) is lovely and there are some great free card models out there, as well as plenty you can pay for too.
ReplyDeleteThe card models seem to last . I have a few that must be nearly 10 years old.
DeleteAn excellent looking smuggling game and like Lawrence I can see the appeal of the cold war gone hot game even if it isn't my period!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
It was a lovely looking game.
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