Bayfog Prizes

22 entrants to Bayfog this year ! And we have some superb prizes again thanks to the very generous donations of Donnington Miniatures Magister Militum Osprey Perry Miniatures The prizes really are appreciated from these companies and everyone who turns up wont go away empty handed

Prizes for bayfog 2012

Donnington Miniatures have kindly offered to give all entrants 20% off their ranges. More details on arrival at Bayfog. Magister Militum is also supplying prizes

Bayfog entries

Free parking is available behind the village hall not in front. Entrants so far are 1. Hugh Cameron- Scotland 2. George Dick - Scotland 3. John Muir - Scotland 4. John Hogan Durham 5. Malcolm Gordon Durham 6. Graeme Carroll Durham 7. Bob Middlemist durham 8. paul dawson - york 9. Robert Taylor - halifax 10. Roger Greenwood -halifax 11. neil Howard - york 12. Gordon jamieson - london 13. Ian Mackay -london 14. Dave Saunders - london 15. Marco baroni- york 16. Richard Butler - nottingham 17. Bob Amey - nottingham 18. matt poole - manchester 19. paul johnston - RHB/York Hopefully Jon Smith can make it too plus maybe a few more

bayfog field of glory ancients 20/21 Oct

There is still room for anyone wanting to enter this fun, friendly and relaxed weekend competition. It's over two days, with 2 games a day, starting at 10am in Fylingdales Village Hall in Robin Hoods Bay, near Whitby in North Yorkshire. It's a 15mm ancient competition using Field of Glory rules. Armies must use either average or poor troops so those with compulsory superior troops are not allowed. Inspired generals are not allowed too. 900 Points is the total used. Cost is £20 and includes unlimted tea and coffee and full buffet lunch on both days at a local pub. It is an extremely relaxed event and is ideal for beginners or people wanting to rekindle their ancient wargaming skills ! Players already booked in from London, Scotland, Cheltenham and from across the North of England. email me for more info paul@navigatorpr.com

Marston Moor photos all loaded

See the right hand links for the full pics of the Wartorn Marston Moor refight

Cheriton 1644

Photos and battle report on the page on index on  right hand side

1644 campaign gets faint praise

Word just in from a participant in the 1644 campaign... I can't be making too much of a hash of it so far then! 

"I think every wargamer should play a campaign like this – you rapidly begin to appreciate the issues the generals faced."