The Guns Of April: Coming down to the wire...

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Coming down to the wire...

I've been terrible about posting photos of all the terrain we've been working on. I know how to shoot miniatures, but never quite get around to shooting the scenery I've painted. I'm expecting to spend quite a bit of time at the show rectifying that problem. In less than a week, the Guns of April group will have played a whole host of games over the spectacular terrain created by Rob Chandler and Alex Landing.

Additionally, some lucky gamer will go home with their very own Rosetta Stone vignette : )

Cheers
Dave

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Willie AndersonMarch 29, 2014 at 1:40 PM
Looks great Dave!
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PaulalbaMarch 29, 2014 at 5:29 PM
Yip lovely!
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Michael AwdryMarch 30, 2014 at 2:19 AM
Tremendous!
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About THE GUNS OF APRIL

We are a group of wargaming friends who have decided to work on an historical wargaming project each year for the great wargaming convention - AdeptiCon.

For AdeptiCon 2016, we'll be working on a massive Battle of Kursk game. Stay tuned for details of other possible events too.

Sadly, due to real-life circumstances, we had to cancel our AdeptiCon 2015 game.

For AdeptiCon 2014, we put on a smaller, but quite colorful, series of skirmish games set in Alexandria (Egypt) in 1800-01. Based on tales of Napoleon's expedition to the Nile Delta, and the uncovering of the Rosetta Stone. Again, fun was had : )

For Adepticon 2013 we played another "what if?" game based on the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, 1863. It was also a great deal of fun!

For AdeptiCon 2012, we played out a "what if?" scenario for the Battle of Salamanca, 1812, at it was a lot of fun.