The game focuses on the link-up between 7 Para and Lord Lovat in the small village of Le Port on the 6th of June 1944 that Richard has been patiently researching for many months. The building of the table, figures and terrain has been progressing at a more frantic pace in true, traditional, slightly last-minute Salute fashion.
Not content with adding buildings, Richard has gone beyond the call of duty and added a French pissoir, vegetable patch, collection of newly-harvested potatoes and other sights and sounds of a small French town. I shall be disappointed if I turn up on Saturday morning and he doesn’t have a newly printed French newspaper for the town café. (Hmmm….now maybe there’s something I can contribute…!)
HERE (for the start of the series)
and
HERE (for the latest in the series).
And, of course, to get the full flavour of the game, head on over to the TooFatLardies game stand on Saturday (at table GJ11) where the game will await your participation!
The man's a genius! I like the cabbages and garden clutter. Will they be used as jump-off points?
ReplyDeleteJump off points, or compost points...one or the other!
DeleteLooking forward to seeing it set up in all its glory.
ReplyDeletePhil, it'll be a great and fantastic game to be sure. (I can say that as its not my own work!) It will also be great to meet up again with you, Phil!
DeleteExcellent cabbage patch!. Have a great day out!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave. It is a fine cabbage patch....mercifully without dolls.....
DeleteGood luck boys, hopefully see you Saturday?
ReplyDeleteThanks Fran. We shall certainly be there on Saturday....see you soon!
DeleteVery nice indeed. Looking forward to seeing it on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mark. Looking forward to seeing you as well.
DeleteDefinitely one to look out for at the weekend, hope to catch up again too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. Certainly, looking forward to catching up again
DeleteLooking superb. Alas, we'll be in Ypres this weekend so no Salute this year.
ReplyDeleteMatt
Thanks Matt. Shame you're missing Salute, but Ypres is the perfect excuse! Have a great time!
DeleteVery nice work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Conrad!
DeleteLooks great, especially the cabbage set and the wheelbarrow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil! Glad you like it!
DeleteVery inspirational painting-job there Sidney!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ptr!
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