I am moving through work to the Gloucester (UK) area in mid August and will be looking for like minded players to join with me (or vice versa) for some non-serious gaming. I will be bringing a vast collection of "toys" for large skirmish games including Pulp, Doctor Who, British Civil War, Victorian Sci-Fi, Cult TV, 40mm ACW as well as the more traditional 20mm WW2, 28mm ancients/dark ages, 28mm ACW and ECW armies. I also have a ridiculously large collection of Lord of the Rings figures which I tend to use for cinematic rather than competitive games.
I am a big fan of the rules derived from T00 Fat Lardies and Song of Blades systems.
Not at all into competition wargaming and have an allergic reaction to points systems. Much prefer scenario driven games.
Ooh I almost forgot my (in)famous 54mm chariot racing game which took prizes at a number of shows a few years ago.
Get in touch if I am ticking any of your boxes and you are in the Gloucester area.
Cheers,
Matt Slade
Games and figures by Matt Slade of Glenbrook Games and Painting Service. For details visit my website at www.glenbrookgames.co.uk or email me at slade.m@sky.com
Sunday, 24 April 2011
Thursday, 21 April 2011
Salute 2011 - 7TV Game
Part 3 Astounding Tales Pulp game at the Wargames Assoc of Reading
Indy elects to loop the skull with his bullwhip. Unfortunately he only succeeds in wrapping it around the leg of a Junior Yeti "very funny Dr Jones!". Shortround uses his pickpocket skill to dash in and grab the amethyst skull. Jones Snr brings the truck around to the foot of the cliff and by some miraculous STUNTS tests, the whole party (including the rather rotund Sallah make the jump into the vehicle) and drive off into the sunset.
The Epilogue - or whatever happened to Von Skarr?
Von Skarr's expedition went for a wander around the table, blazing away indiscriminately at bugs, Chinamen and primitives. They investigated the primitives village but found it to be empty. They were ambushed by another primitive band, but managed to successfully sedate a male and female. Much to their consternation, however they heard the unmistakable purr of Opel engines. The Germans had neglected to leave a guard on their vehicles much to the delight of Wu-Hu's men who managed to steal the two trucks and a Kubelwagen.
Results wise I awarded the game jointly to Indy and Wu-Hu as they most fully completed their objectives.
Capitaine Gallante survived and was rescued by Mireille and Trevor the cave boy - not quite theway it was supposed to happen.
The Yeti was very annoyed by the whole business.
Credits
Capitaine Gallante, Yvette............Jason "hop a long" Hussey
Indy et al.........................................Wayne "can I drive up the mountain?" Richards
Von Skarr........................................Richard "out for a walk" Smith
Wu-Hu.............................................Alice "I annoy Nazis" Smith
Primitives, Yetis, Bugs..................Ron "are there any of my cards in this pack?" Stewart
Director............................................Matt "I make it up as I go along" Slade
All figures painted by Matt Slade apart from the French, painted by Jason.
Part 2 Astounding Tales Pulp game at the Wargames Assoc of Reading
Part 1 Astounding Tales Pulp game at the Wargames Assoc of Reading
This scenario is based on a sample game in my favourite Pulp rules - Astounding Tales (2nd Edition) by Howard Whitehouse. Not sure who, if anyone stocks them in the UK. I get mine direct by Zeppelin mail from The Virtual Armchair General (TVAG).

Monday, 18 April 2011
Black Scorpion Cowboys
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