Another successful 3 day Chain of Command event at MOAB this year here in Sydney, Australia. 12 players split into 2 teams, Germans vs US/British battling "Across the Rhine" over 6 table for 2 days followed by 2 big Chain of Command tables with 6 players on one and 4 players on the other on the third day.
Much time was spent setting up the tables, playtesting and prepping the scenarios by Steve, Chris and myself. I supplied the terrain.
This MOAB I was also able to visit the Lard Zone and experience some of the other TooFatLardies games, Mark's Sharp Practice table, Michel's What a Cowboy table and Peter's Cold war game .
As a bonus we scored the best gaming room at the event known as the "the Lounge". The room was isolated from the crowds in the main halls which meant that we could hear and talk to each other in a normal voice, it had its own aircon, a mini kitchen and grand views over the other gaming tables.
THE FIRST 2 DAYS
THE THIRD DAYS BIG CHAIN OF COMMAND GAMES
GAMING WITH THE MAHDIST ON MARK'S SUDAN TABLE the Mahdist managed to charge at the British and capture the camel train.
I ALSO PARTICIPATED WITH MICHEL'S WHAT A COWBOY set in the Australian outback against the Ned Kelly game.
Cheers John
Looks like an amazing weekend! The tables are superb & the venue looks like it was just the right size!
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Looks like an excellent time was had by all. Love your terrain.
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Wow. Some of those pictures look like real landscapes.
ReplyDeleteI love the pine tree forest in particular. I would love to know how it was made!
Thanks Enzo for the comments , follow this link for how I made the pine treeshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY8K1cPo6tM
DeleteFantastic tables and terrain John, truly wonderful.
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Thank you Chevalier de la Terre
DeleteWell done John, the tables look amazing. Hope the games were also.
ReplyDeleteThanks TT
DeleteThis looked great. Love the pics...nice looking tables. Great job to all involved
ReplyDeleteThank you Glasgow Warhog for the comments
DeleteJohn, this looks absolutely fantastic - great stuff. The Sudan and Ned Kelly games look good too--The Australian table looks good. Your tables look amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kym, for your comments.
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Lovely looking tables John
ReplyDeleteIs Chain of command on at Cancon?
Cheers
Matt
Thanks Matt, there will be a Lard Zone at Cancon with WW2 CoC , one table with German Paras landing against French troops scenario and another table with a Kelly's hero type game with 4 players. These will be hosted by Steve and I will supply the terrain for them. '
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