On the next table the Kirklees group were recreating the battle of Tankersley Moor 1643, using the "Victory Without Quarter" rules by Clarence Harrison.
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| Close up of unit label |
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| Small ships are 3D printed |
Jan Wyck Duke of Monmouth
8 hours ago
Sunday, 6 December 2015
RECON 2015
Our last wargames outing of the year was to the RECON show at Pudsey. Steve and I were putting on a game on behalf of the Lance and Longbow Society and we reprised the Battle of Liverpool game we had put on at Phalanx. Once again we managed to persuade some visitors to join in the fun.
On the next table the Kirklees group were recreating the battle of Tankersley Moor 1643, using the "Victory Without Quarter" rules by Clarence Harrison.
Across the room was an SF game which used some ships produced by 3D printing.
They also produce 3D printed modern AFV's. In the main hall was a large WW2 game of the Battle of the Bulge.
My thanks to Steve, Will and Bob for helping with the game and the Wakefield and Osset club for organising the show.
On the next table the Kirklees group were recreating the battle of Tankersley Moor 1643, using the "Victory Without Quarter" rules by Clarence Harrison.
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3d printing you say? The fascinating modern age in which we live.
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