September has come around again and for me that means a quick trip across the river to Sidcup and the Skirmish Toy Soldier Show. The show was a bit subdued this time around partly due to the loss Harfields Military Figures (the previous sponsors) which has retired. The new sponsors
Redcoat Models did a good job of organising the show but somehow managed to choose the same weekend as
Colours for their event. The result is that some regular traders and many visitors were noticeable absent. I hope this is a one off and the next show in March sees this excellent little event return to normal and continue to thrive.
As usual I took a 'few' photo's and here is a selection of the games seen at this show.
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| Medway Wargames, Wrath of Kings |
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| Medway Wargames, Wrath of Kings |
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| Gravesend Gamers Guild, Battletech |
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| Warhammer 40K |
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| The Old Guard, an Imagi-Nations game |
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| I liked their dice holders. I have been considering making something similar so its nice to see it works! |
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| Milton Hundreds Wargaming Club, Strike on Karalis, 15mm Sci-Fi |
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| Maidstone Wargames Society |
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| Privateers of London, The Battle of Grand Port |
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| Skirmish Wargames, Sharpes Village, 54mm |
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| Skirmish Wargames, Sharpes Village, 54mm |
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| North London Wargames Group, 6mm Battle |
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| North London Wargames Group, 6mm Battle |
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| North London Wargames Group, 6mm Battle |
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| Rainham Wargames Club |
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| Rainham Wargames Club |
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| Colonel Bills chats to Ray. |
Wonderful pictures, these tables are superb (love the North London 6mm one)...
ReplyDeleteFor such a small show it always seems to attract some good games
DeleteNice to see you again at the show. Some good pics, far better than mine but you will see that tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThanks mate... I exercised my usual technique of shooting hundreds and editing out 90%! Lol
DeleteEnjoyed - thanks.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome. Some good games on display made up for the poor showing with the traders this time around.
DeleteGreat photo's Mr H!
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