Went to the Royal Armouries in Leeds yesterday with a posse from our Harrogate club. In return for a favour the Armouries were hosting a special day
for those clubs who had supported their Waterloo celebrations earlier in
the year. In the morning we had a guided tour of a couple of the
floors, and in the afternoon we got to have a touchy-feely experience
with some hardware in their education center. This was followed by a
fascinating talk from the terrain designer of the Agincourt display David Marshall (currently in the Tower of London) and also by the Perry Brothers, Alan
and Michael (Perry Miniatures).
Here's a selection of photos from day.
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Comment: A pole axe, A fierce-some piece of kit.
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Comment: Gavin in front of a collection of Roman weapons.
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Comment: Jousting armour.
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Comment: Jousting armour (rear).
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Comment: Set of jousting armour made for Henry VIII.
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Comment: Helmet made for Henry VIII.
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Comment: Back row, left to to right, Alan Perry, John Savage, Michael Perry. From row, John Elwen, and myself.
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Sunday, 29 November 2015
Wednesday, 25 November 2015
New Blog - 'A Life In Miniature'
I would like to introduce a new blog called 'A Life In Miniature'. This a blog is authored by John Savage, a long-time wargaming friend of mine from the Harrogate Wargames Club who I have known and gamed with for over 30 years. John is very gifted painter and his figures/models always look fantastic. I look forward to seeing how he develops his site over the coming years.
I highly recommend you drop by for a look :) Link.
I highly recommend you drop by for a look :) Link.
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Saturday, 21 November 2015
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