This spring, as part of "Euro Assault 2009", I was fortunate to be able to attend Partizan in Newark. This was my first wargames show (after wargaming for something like 20 years) and I enjoyed it immensely. Here are some photos from the show, along with my recollections of the games. Remember to click the pictures for larger versions.
Mark Bedford and Warwick Kinrade's Crusades game. Muslims storming the breach
Wider view of Mark and Warwick's game
Detail of a fantastic "1066" display game
Look at the size of those shieldwalls!!
Great War on the eastern front with loads of cavalry
Seven Years' War action
More of the 1066 game
15mm WWII game on Kallistra hex terrain
Too Fat Lardies' Great War participation game
Great terrain from the Lardies
Westwind Shadows of the Third Reich arctic game
Love the LEDs in the U-boat hull!
Victrix's amazing Peninsular War display game
Great trompe l'oueil backdrop too
Crimean War game with redoubts a-plenty
Lovely Napoleonic Brits...
...awaiting deployment in the Perrys' game
Perry Napoleonics
Alan P. and the lovely display game
Wagram in 6mm
6mm Wagram game
"Britsh Civil War" game as the sun rises ;-)
More 1066 Shieldwalls
Look at all those models!
Spanish Civil War in 28mm
15mm WWII game on Kallistra hex terrain
Too Fat Lardies' Great War participation game
Great terrain from the Lardies
Westwind Shadows of the Third Reich arctic game
Love the LEDs in the U-boat hull!
Victrix's amazing Peninsular War display game
Great trompe l'oueil backdrop too
Crimean War game with redoubts a-plenty
Lovely Napoleonic Brits...
...awaiting deployment in the Perrys' game
Perry Napoleonics
Alan P. and the lovely display game
Wagram in 6mm
6mm Wagram game
"Britsh Civil War" game as the sun rises ;-)
More 1066 Shieldwalls
Look at all those models!
Spanish Civil War in 28mm
Partizan was fantastic. The quality of the display games was nothing short of excellent in almost every case. There were tons of vendors and it was very cool to meet some of the hobby's "celebrities" in person. This kind of thing might seem a bit silly to hobbyists in the UK who have a choice of shows on almost every weekend, but to a long-time painter and war-gamer like me who'd never attended a big show before, it was pretty special. Highly recommended and I hope to do it again in future!
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