Richard Clarke, myself and some other members of the ToofarLardies team will be taking a participation game on the road to a couple of wargames shows this year. We’ve kindly been given an invitation to Partizan MMXIV in Newark on 1 June 2014. We’re also going along to the gaming day organised by the Evesham wargamers on 14th June, entitled “The Lardest Day”.
As for the subject of the game, perhaps it’ll not be a surprise that it’s Great War themed. Here’s a big clue to the subject and the setting for the game:
I’ve not got many more figures left to paint for the game, but there is some modular terrain to build and some hand-outs to prepare.
And don’t worry, I’m hoping to post the progress here over the next few months. Hope you can join me for that, as well as the remainder of Curt's splendid Painting Challenge...
Sidney, I'll be at the June event, look forward to meeting your good self and the others.
ReplyDeleteExcellent - look forward to meeting in person!
DeleteSidney look forward to hosting you at Evesham home of the Wyvern Wargamers, great to finally put a face to a blog.
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Stuart
Stuart, that's splendid. Looking forward to catching up in person!
DeleteNot sure but will try to come along to one or other of the shows in June to see what you have in store Sidney as I am sure it will be spectacular.
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Pat.
Thanks Pat. Not sure about spectacular - but I hope at the very least it'll be good fun. Fingers crossed we can catch up sometime.
DeleteI shall look forward to following the progress and seeing your wonderful work in the flesh.
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. Don't worry, it'll all be here - starting with some material later this week
DeleteHope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteSounds excellent Ray - see you soon!
DeleteGreat news! I'm looking forward to some more eyecandy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Moiterei - I'll do my best!
DeleteWish I could attend! I will follow with interest any progress on your project
ReplyDeleteThanks Benito! Don't worry, you'll not miss much as it will all be here!
DeleteI guess: The Somme!
ReplyDeleteOnly kidding, I wish I could make it to see your work in the flesh. I'll have to contend myself with reading the forthcoming blog posts!
NOT the Somme, Alex! You'll see everything here, don't worry!
DeleteFor a moment there I thought it said Operation Gherkin. I'll have to get the eyes tested. Sounds great though!
ReplyDeleteJim....Operation Gherkin sounds like one of our Christmas games at the club. If we have as good a result with Operation Gericht, the job will be more than half done! Thanks for dropping by!
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