Sunday, May 20, 2012
Models need painting? Call Sam!
Heaps of models lying around? Painting queue taking over your house? Sam Whitt from over the hill has set himself up as a painting mercenary! Just drop him a line on bungdoc@hotmail.com to find out prices etc.
Warhammer Achievements - A Skaven Tail
Hey guys, this post is to give you all the heads up about a very exciting tournament coming up in June.
Its a one day, 3 game,
1600 point tourny, where there are many different ways to "win". Very
much suited to the more casual gamers and those new to tournaments.
Basically you get pints for achieving certain things in your army list
design (e.g. including a monster), in the play (e.g.failing a stupidity
test, charging a solo character into a large unit), scratch built
models, converted models etc.
That combined with fun scenarios will cause lots of upsets to throw the more experienced players off their stride. It's ideal for people new to tournaments, or those of us not of the straight-up competitive bent.
All the information can be found here: http://www.thefieldsofblood.com/2012/04/warhammer-achievements-new-hobby-event.html#links
James
Saturday, May 19, Simon and Gavin playing Fantasy Battle
What better way to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon than playing with toy soldiers?
Gavin come to Simon's place and played Fantasy Battle.
Wood Elves vs
Tui-fueled Dwarfs.
Gavin come to Simon's place and played Fantasy Battle.
Wood Elves vs
Tui-fueled Dwarfs.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Hutt Club 12 May 2012: Welcome to FoW 3
Simon McBeth organised a "welcome to Flames of War 3" day at the Hutt Valley Wargaming Club meeting yesterday. It was a roaring success with 10 tables of FoW involving about 25 people. Less experienced players and newbies were mentored by Simon and other experienced gamers. A top effort, many thanks Simon ;-)
Simon explaining niceties of the rules to Ben.
Six of us made the trip from over the hills and far away (i.e. the sunny Wairarapa): Scott, Craig, Ross, Harley, Simon and me.
Harley, unknown onlooker (my apologies), and Simon are instructed by Nick.
It wasn't just FoW, there were also three tables of 25mm Ancients, several Hordes and Warmachine league games, Malifaux, Infinity, and Dystopian Wars (Craig's very cute "Steam Punk" game). As you can imagine, the hall was full and I apologise if I have missed anyone's game.
Craig brought his Teutonic Knights and played John who used Russians.
My opponent, Doug, with his Lancastrians. I used the mighty Thracians! I have been fascinated by the Thracian tribes since I first read about them but it is an army made up mostly of light infantry and light horse.I got it just for fun but after four games it is still unbeaten - go figure.
Michail and Tim were promoting Call to Arms, which, this year, will be the Wellington Warlords 40th anniversary. Be there guys, August 18-19 at St Patrick's College, Wellington. It will be a most excellent event.
Vince
Simon explaining niceties of the rules to Ben.
Six of us made the trip from over the hills and far away (i.e. the sunny Wairarapa): Scott, Craig, Ross, Harley, Simon and me.
Harley, unknown onlooker (my apologies), and Simon are instructed by Nick.
It wasn't just FoW, there were also three tables of 25mm Ancients, several Hordes and Warmachine league games, Malifaux, Infinity, and Dystopian Wars (Craig's very cute "Steam Punk" game). As you can imagine, the hall was full and I apologise if I have missed anyone's game.
Craig brought his Teutonic Knights and played John who used Russians.
My opponent, Doug, with his Lancastrians. I used the mighty Thracians! I have been fascinated by the Thracian tribes since I first read about them but it is an army made up mostly of light infantry and light horse.I got it just for fun but after four games it is still unbeaten - go figure.
Michail and Tim were promoting Call to Arms, which, this year, will be the Wellington Warlords 40th anniversary. Be there guys, August 18-19 at St Patrick's College, Wellington. It will be a most excellent event.
Vince
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Congratulations, Peter!
Breaking news! Mastertons very own Peter Williamson is now ranked New Zealands number 1 Warhammer player on rankingshq.com! Peters performance at the recent Horned Gobbo tournament (held in Wellington) has bumped him all the way up to the top, and I'm sure you will all join with me in congratulating Peter on this excellent achievement!
For those who haven't attended a Warhammer tournament before, the points earned are not just for winning games, but also painting, army composition and general sportsmanship. Those of us who have been lucky enough to game against Peter will be able to confirm that not only is he an excellent tabletop general, but also a dab hand with a paint brush and a gentleman whether in victory or defeat.
Again, well done mate!
For those who haven't attended a Warhammer tournament before, the points earned are not just for winning games, but also painting, army composition and general sportsmanship. Those of us who have been lucky enough to game against Peter will be able to confirm that not only is he an excellent tabletop general, but also a dab hand with a paint brush and a gentleman whether in victory or defeat.
Again, well done mate!
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Sunday April 29
There was an excellent turnout for today's meeting, as the team photo shows. Many thanks to (from right) Tom Dunn, Mike King and Peter Dunn for coming out from Wellington to play Warhammer Fantasy.
A long table was set up for a series of doubles Fantasy games. Tom Dunn and Neil (Chaos Warriors and Demons) beat Aaron and Sophie (Ogres and Beastmen), and Peter Williamson and James (Vampire Counts and Tomb Kings) beat Mike and Raynor (Lizardmen and Wood Elves).
Simon (Dwarfs) and Peter Dunn (Ogres) played a 1 on 1 game of Fantasy, with Peter winning. Simon then went on to play Wills (both using Dwarfs) with Simon winning.
Callan, Ross, Wills and Tom played 40K
Ben, Harley, Craig, Alexander and Vince (taking the pictures) played Wings of War and
Harley brought his very cool Dreadnaught.
A long table was set up for a series of doubles Fantasy games. Tom Dunn and Neil (Chaos Warriors and Demons) beat Aaron and Sophie (Ogres and Beastmen), and Peter Williamson and James (Vampire Counts and Tomb Kings) beat Mike and Raynor (Lizardmen and Wood Elves).
Simon (Dwarfs) and Peter Dunn (Ogres) played a 1 on 1 game of Fantasy, with Peter winning. Simon then went on to play Wills (both using Dwarfs) with Simon winning.
Callan, Ross, Wills and Tom played 40K
Ben, Harley, Craig, Alexander and Vince (taking the pictures) played Wings of War and
Harley brought his very cool Dreadnaught.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
April 13 meeting
Three tables were in action on Friday night and a good number of people dropped by to see what was happening.
Simon and Neil played Fantasy Battle using Dwarfs (what else would Simon use?) and Warriors of Chaos. Benedykt and Callan played 40K using Blood Angels and Ultramarines. Vince and Harley played two games of 15mm DBA Ancients using Early Anglo Saxons and Early Byzantines.
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