RAF attacks German Zeppelin
Based upon a real incident in August 1918
The RAF being 5 months old at this point
The RAF being 5 months old at this point
This is 7TV's game of paranormal investigators battling troublesome spooks in NYC. So, it's definitely NOT Ghostbusters.....except, well...yeah ;) A really great looking game which reminded me a lot of the film; which was the idea.
(not) Ghostbusters 1
(not) Ghostbusters 2
(not) Ghostbusters 3
Next is the incredible participation game of the Empire's assault upon Hoth at the start of The Empire Strikes Back. Fantastic terrain, models, figures, all 20mm scale, and presentation. From what I could see everyone involved was having a great time.
Hoth Assault 1
Hoth Assault 2
Hoth Assault 3
Hoth Assault 4
Hoth Assault 5
The picture shows a typical Western Front battlefield except this time
it's medical. The players' job is to maneuver a stretcher bearer team,
with casualty, across the board to the Advanced Dressing Station. From
your right to your left in this picture. Great fun and very unusual
theme.
Stretcher bearers!
This game is the US's attack on Fort George in 1779 during the AWI This game was my absolute favourite of the show. There are ten, TEN, fully rigged sailing ships on the table. The fort, terrain and figures were all beautifully painted and constructed in 28mm scale. Fantastic stuff!
Fort George 1
I somehow missed the Star Wars game and the Ghostbusters game???
ReplyDeleteGood job I took some snaps then eh, chumrade? ;-)
DeleteI am very envious James. They are great photos of great looking games. I remember buying Mr Staypuft in HK back in the nineties. He was subsequently kidnapped and I had to pay a ransom of 10 unmarked Goffas (soft drink) in a brown paper bag left on the Quarterdeck to get him back!
ReplyDeleteYou Navy guys!
DeleteI also totally missed the Ghostbusters game and the stretcher bearer game. I did see there was a Hoth game, but couldn't get near it because of the crowds. So thanks for the photos!
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome, Giles :-)
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