In my last post I set up the table to show you the engineers and obstacles I had been working on. The table layout was done ready for the Chain of Command game I will be playing when my mate comes around in a couple of weeks time. The scenario from the book is 'ATTACK ON AN OBJECTIVE'. The game is played long ways down the table and the objective ( a bridge in this case) is set up in the final quarter furthest from the attacker.
The minefields, barbed wire and tank traps in the above picture are just for show and wont be on the table on the day unless the defender chooses them from the lists with his allotted points.
The pictures that follow are obviously not of the game but just to show you the layout of the table and the engineers in action (and because I like to take lots of pictures of what I have been working on).
Dave Green, if your reading this, you now know the layout for our game.
Cheers,
Pat.
Wow!! What an eye candy filled table - beautiful! Have a great game.
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Absolutely stunning - excellent stuff, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing terrain! This would be any gamers dream to play on. Excellent photography too. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteOuch! I'm speechless...These pictures are stunning, absolutly stunning. I think I am mainly impressed by the different details, each picture is perfect...Pat, I love this wonderful work!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Awesome as usual Pat! Looks like your going to have a lot of fun playing on that!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Love the sepia effect. Superb!
ReplyDeleteI'm floored! Super painting, super terrain. It's like a massive diorama that you get to play with! That will be a treat.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind remarks chaps, jolly decent of you all.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos Pat! Almost like being there. Always inspirational too.
ReplyDeleteWow - amazing photos, Pat (as always). I don't know how you get such excellent results, and I'm very envious!
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Giles
Amazing table, terrain and troops Pat. The sepia shots look like photos from WW2 newspapers.
ReplyDeleteWargames Porn, keep it up Pat!
ReplyDeleteThat's some outstanding terrain on this table! Though staged the pics simply are awe inspiring.
ReplyDeleteJust outstanding, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteian
Thanks again chaps.
ReplyDeleteMoiterei your right, maybe the heading should be 'staged action shots'.
Cheers,
Pat.
Stunning looking pictures Pat !!!
ReplyDeleteImpresive looking gaming table!!!
Pat wow just wow.
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Stu
Amazing, they are like stills from a movie!
ReplyDeletePat , your ability to paint fine figures to high standard & then provide almost photographic like pictorials of the game played are outstanding ! Your brush moves in mysterious ways..... :)
ReplyDeleteincredible images Pat this is where I get my inspiration from every time I set up a table.
ReplyDeleteFantastic
They appear to come from "SIGNAL". Very nice report!
ReplyDeleteJust fantastic terrain and figures Pat…some of the best of any of the blogs
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