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Monday, 18 December 2017

The Train Now Leaving

If you read my previous blog post and followed the link to GHQ, you will have read about the Very British Civil War game we started last Monday, under much improved weather conditions I made the journey over again today to finish off the game. I am pleased to say that after a tentative start the government troops lead by Lord Rawnsley were able to take the socialist armoured train in the name of the King. Click on the GHQ link above for further details and pictures of the game.
Below are selection that I took during the game...........................................









Next game here at OHQ is scheduled for the 8/9th January, a late 1918 action using Chain of Command with Great War modifications from the 2014 Christmas special.

Once again I wish you all a splendid Christmas.

TTFN

26 comments:

  1. Wow, impressive looking game - beautiful painted figures and terrain; thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thank you Utgaard. It was a finely balanced and edge of the seat game and a pleasure to be able to use Dave's splendid toys.

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  2. Thanks for posting your pictures of our game in GHQ Phil! It worked well I thought, despite the outcome!

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    1. A fine game indeed, with the outcome never clear until the final two turns.

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  3. Excellent stuff......the photos are brilliant Phil and give a real sense of the game. I sense a slight change in style which personally I like and I always like playing the baddies go the government !

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    1. Thanks Matt, I tried to get down to table level as much as possible, leaving the grand view shots to Dave.

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  4. Looks fantastic, have a great Christmas Phil

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  5. Splendid vehicles, terrain and figures...SOunds like a beautiful game!

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    1. Thank you Phil, I am blessed to be able to play with such wonderful toys with such fine company.

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    2. Very kind words Phil, thanks!

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  6. Wonderful looking game, good AAR!
    What scale rail trackers are you using?

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    1. Thank you Cpt. D. It is Hornby H0/OO, the train is no an exact fit, but it's near enough. After all we play soldiers, not trains :~)

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  7. Excellent looking table!! It does make me think about trying the period out.

    Christopher

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    1. Thank you Christopher. It is certainly interesting and quirky, although we draw the line at cricketers, footballers and Morris dancers :~)

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  8. Another winner, great looking game.

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  9. Games in GHQ are always a joy, not sure about the ones here though.

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    1. Oh, the ones here are just wonderful, don’t be modest!

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  10. Wonderful looking game! The train is a real beauty and something I need for my table at some point too.

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  11. The train is indeed a little gem, a fine gift to Dave from Colin Ashton.

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  12. Jolly good stuff old boy...
    But as I said to Dave...it’s a shame the villains had to win...;-)

    All the best. Aly

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  13. Well the regulars certainly endeavoured to try and make sure they didn't.

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  14. Lovely looking game, can't go wrong with an armoured train!
    Best Iain

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    1. Thank you Iain, toy trains and soldiers, what's not to like.

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