Sunday 26 May 2019

Recoil! Final results: Persians 1 and 2 - posted by Neil Williamson, 26 May 2019

RECOIL! DBMM 200
The final results are in the picture.
Congratulations go to Vince commanding his Seleucid army who pulled out a win v Gary [Feudal English] on the last round. (I put this down to good seeding by the TM). Graham's [Parthian] light horse shrugged off all attempts by the Hun [Neil] to kill them giving him a well deserved second place. The English then brought up the 3rd and 4th positions.
The prizes were paint brushes from Warcolours (all the way from Cyprus). I recommend you check out the website warcolours.com. Vince Venturella on you tube has product reviews on his channel numbers 15, 24 and 27 for their paints. No, I'm not on commission.
We all had a really good time with the tournament and all agreed that we would run it again next year in a similar format so that Vince can defend his title.
Thank you to everyone for making it an extremely enjoyable tournament


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Vincent Cholewa Neil Williamson thank you so much for running what I think was New Zealand’s first DBMM 200 competition. Definitely one to repeat. Dirk Heinsius, for the record, Persians 1 and 2.

Winter Cup, change of dates - posted by Allen Yaxley, 25 May 2019

Hutt Clubs “Winter Cup “ has moved day one to the first meeting in July.
Open comp, no theme. Books 1-4. 450AP. Teams welcome.
$40.00 registration.
2nd day will be last meeting in August.
E-mail to register and I will reply with payment details.




Recoil! DBMM 200 competition, fifth and sixth rounds - posted by Vince Cholewa, 25 May 2019

Recoil! Fifth and sixth rounds of the DBMM 200 competition Neil Williamson ran at the Hutt Valley Miniature Wargaming Club over two Saturdays.

Craig Mabon (Kushan) vs my Seleucids
Craig Mabon Vincent Cholewa Looks like I'm already worried about my flank march coming on. Of course, it didn't.
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Craig is pondering
Gary Lewis (Feudal English) vs my Seleucids
The English are coming!
More English are coming.


Konstantinian Byzantines vs Bosporan Greek - posted by Allen Yaxley, 25 May 2019

At the Hutt Valley Miniature Wargaming Club: Played Mark Pickup today. I used Konstantinian Byzantines.
Mark had Bosporan Greek with Roman allies.
Mutual combustion.🥺
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This was desperate fighting across a scrubby hill.
Light horse.
Byzantine Cavalry.
Bosporan psiloi.
Hun light horse.
Light troops emerge from scrubby hill.
My main line of Bw(X), Art (O) and (S).👍
Line of knights behind.

Recoil! Second day of DBMM 200 competition - posted by Vince Cholewa, 25 May 2019

Recoil! Second day of the DBMM 200 competition Neil Williamson is running. Eight of us are playing, and there are also two other, bigger games of DBMM and two World War 2 games.
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Russell, Josh, Graham in front, Craig at back, me, Neil, Gary and Paul. 
My first opponent today, Josh Barton using 100 Years War English vs my Seleucids.
Josh Barton A fun game :)
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Allen Yaxley (Byzantine) vs Mark Pickup ( Bosphoran Greek) with Alastair Duncan offering advice.
John van den Hoeven The 3 wise men😉
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Richard Mason ( Kushite Egyptian) vs Alastair Duncan (Later Carthaginian)

Middle Imperial Romans on the painting table - posted by Michael Stonyer, 22 May 2019

The Boss, still a work in progress.


Two the little men of the Psiloi. Still a little way yet from being finished.
Aaron Jackson Beautiful. well done

One of the members of the Middle Roman Ordinary Bow
                        Two more members of the Ordinary Blade

Two Officers from the Auxiliary Superior show a recent trophy, acquired last Saturday afternoon. Possibly a Mede General!
Russell Briant How to get a head in this world
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The troopers of the Auxiliary Superior, with their newly issued helmets. Repainted using Vallejo German Camouflage Brown added into Vallejo Brass.
A couple of members of the Light Horse, not yet finished. Still some highlights left to do yet. The Middle Roman Dog accompanying his masters into the fight is a New Zealand "Huntaway".

The Ordinary men of the Blade
Michael Stonyer Footsore make a great variety of faces, poses and more importantly equipment.
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  • Denis Grey Thank you. I use 15mm figures most of the time, but re-visit 25s occasionally and am quite drawn to Footsore's Late Romans. Seeing yours has reinforced my resolve to get some.

David McLachlan Wow very nice job.....


The Ordinary Cavalry, are finally issued with shields

The Knights fast, awaiting the final touches to their bases.

My most recent projects from the Painting table