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Left: A Flames of War game played at Natcon 2006 between Rob's NZ infantry and Kit's Early War French army.
The objective markers used in FoW often show creativity and some humour. This would appear to be one of the Secret Weapons of The Luftwaffe! (Right, picture taken at Natcon 2010 in Upper Hutt)
WWII gaming has long been a part of the Club with 1st Edition WRG being the mainstay of the club since the Seventies in 1/72nd scale. WRG 2nd Edition is still being played now and then in 1/72nd.
15mm has taken off at the club with the efforts of Battlefront and Flames of War is played primarily, with Rapid Fire also having some appearances. You'll often see Battlefront staff and playtesters here at the club.
Kit's award-winning Early War French Army.
A Flames of War game at the club. 5000 points per side, Brett Jerries, Rob British. The smoke is the Germans' Pak front, lurking off screen waiting to stall the British tanks are three Panthers and two Ferdinands, most of the British tanks visible are destroyed, however the British Infantry take the day on the opposite flank as tankers distract Jerry.
Rob's NATCON 2004 British Armour, Count the Shermans...all ronson but...
Wayne's Award winning DAK force from NATCON 2004. Wayne received best painted WWII and best painted for NATCON.
Colonial Italian Camel Artillery from Kit's NATCON 2004 Flames of War Army. Models converted from Battlefront, Essex Miniatures and Minifigs.
Von Goldsbury sitting on the Objective after changing flanks, the Panthers took out the Churchills, but lost one of their number to a Carrier Platoon's PIAT!!!
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