SAS & L:RDG for Desert Heroes

Finished off my ww2 desert stuff for Rogue Warriors Desert Heroes supplement .

Work in Progress for Desert Heroes.

Working on some SAS and LRDG vehicles and figures all resin items from Etsy . A few pics of my progress in variuos stages still a lot to do .

Rogue warriors Battle of the Bulge

ot 2 game of rogue warrior over te weekend a solo game with Germans v Americans ,scenario was simple the Americans had to search the battle damaged vehicles for survivors ,the Germans just needed toi amke sure the vehicles were beyond repair ,the Germans won a very Impressive victory . The Second game had some Brandenburgers in Yank uniforms tryoing to do some sneaky sabotage and did it quite impressivley as well.

More Zulu War Books

A recent Buy taking my Zulu War Book Collection up to 131

pop Z

Managed another game of population Z Using the Charecters from George Romeros original Dawn of the Dead trying to salvage any useful items from the abandoned vehicles and the petrol station evry thing seemed staright forward until the first roll of the Die , evrything that could go wrong did which provided lots of laughs as the 4 heroes soon became 3 and ended up surrounded half way up the board ,maybe abetter plan is required .

**IT Happens 2 Versions of Pennywise from Stephen kings IT both from Hayland Terrian

Desert Heroes -Vehicles in Rorgue Warriors

The latest Supplement for Rogue Warriors brings vehicles into the game but keeping in the small scale skirmish style of the other books . As with the other books this has superb artwork is clearly written and brings alot to the game . At 52 pages its packed with rulkes , cards and tokens etc and 6 scenarios or Missions these are all set during ww2 with the SAS v Afrika Korps but the example vehicle cards and rules allow modern style vehicles to be used included Helicopters and light aircraft . A must have in this series and worth it just for the cover art

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The Borders pt4 -Ford and Etal , Coldstream

Finally we spent some time in aloveley area called Ford and Etal 2 small villages on the Joicy Family estate ,you can ride on the steam train that conects the 2 locations ,vist a shire Horse centre and of course look at the Castle Ruins . Coldstream is the famous home of the regiment and one of the first Border townships ,again lots to see but the ColdStream Guards are a must see.

The Borders pt3 - Holy Island ,Laurieston and Jedburgh

Travelling across the causeway to Holy Island I could only think of the woman in Black but the journey was well worth it loads of Viking era history and lovely scenary , Laurieston was aquick stop to look at the memotrial to John Macaleese and then onto Jedburgh to visit the old Goal but again Jedburgh is steeped in Scottish history well worth a visit