The boys had a day  out on Saturday to attend the Nunawading Wargames Association Open Day in Croydon.  We attended last  year too (http://tasmancave.blogspot.com/2010/08/what-weekend.html) and again had some fun and enjoyed the trade  stands.
It was as good as always to catch up with the effervescent Nic Robson from Eureka Miniatures, and I enjoyed an up close view of his mighty Flakosaurus (http://tasmancave.blogspot.com/2011/06/new-dinotruppen.html). We also caught up with Mike from Battlefield Accessories (who made the trees I did earlier this year: http://tasmancave.blogspot.com/2011/06/man-cave-revegetation-project.html) and Martin from Little Soldiers in Adelaide who again sold me more WWW2 stuff. The Lad was sheepishly chuffed when Martin recognised him from the blog and greeted him with "this must be the famous Lad!". Martin had lots of goodies as always and I particularly liked his unusually coloured Pazergaffe, shown above.
It was as good as always to catch up with the effervescent Nic Robson from Eureka Miniatures, and I enjoyed an up close view of his mighty Flakosaurus (http://tasmancave.blogspot.com/2011/06/new-dinotruppen.html). We also caught up with Mike from Battlefield Accessories (who made the trees I did earlier this year: http://tasmancave.blogspot.com/2011/06/man-cave-revegetation-project.html) and Martin from Little Soldiers in Adelaide who again sold me more WWW2 stuff. The Lad was sheepishly chuffed when Martin recognised him from the blog and greeted him with "this must be the famous Lad!". Martin had lots of goodies as always and I particularly liked his unusually coloured Pazergaffe, shown above.
Also very eye  catching was the SOTR demo table by Benny and TheHatGuy.  Their table and its wonderful detail  was a source of wonder for many trying to find the various details (including  Green Lantern Dr Who, Zombie Where's Wally, Predator, just to name a few).   Here are just a few glimpses of the awesomeness:
The Lad and I had a  chance to play a Quick game of DBA, him with Egyptians and me with  Hittites.  Here is the game...
Until those  Egyptian chariots slammed into my flank, killed my General and the Lad was  Victorious!
Other nice tables  abounded, here are some I got pics of before my camera decided it had had enough  for the day...
Shopping  acquisitions included:
- Incursion SNAFU  expansion book
- a boxed set of US  A.P.E. figs for Incursion
- 7 Blood Bowl Dwarf  figs
- A set of resin  palisades for  my Dark Age village, from Battlefield Miniatures  
- a set a Rendra  plastic gravestones
- some trees and  flock bits
- bits and bobs of  spare bits for modelling projects, including the makings of the new "Man Cave  Bowl" trophy!
- the Lad was  thrilled to grab a GW  Minotaur for his planned Chaos BB team
- went home with a  lonely 50 cent piece in my wallet, so it must have been a good  day!
Thanks to all at NWA for a fun day out!  You can see more pics of the day here:












Great pictures, great eye candy.
ReplyDeleteLooks like some nice games there Paul. If you only had 50c left then you did do well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the pictures, it looks like a great time
ReplyDeleteThe mechs firing the rockets etc...I like that for an effect..
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paul
Not a huge fan of the cotton flamer effect, but the rockets modelled mid-flight are great.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos, looks like a great day out, It isn't really my thing, but that Nazis monkey thing-a-mebob looks rather cool!!
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