Tuesday, 24 February 2015

Cavalier 2015





Spent an enjoyable day out on Sunday at Cavalier 2015 in Tonbridge.

The photo shows the bring and buy room. Bring and buy seems to e on the way back after a high minimum postage rate rise in the UK has killed the market in cheap second hand items on eBay.

The show seemed rather quiet this year with fewer traders and display games - and noticably fewer visiters - or is that just my subjective impression? You will notice the average age of the people in the show was on the senile side. I wonder if the change in strategy at GW to dump the kids has started to impact through the hobby.


This Bolt Action winter '44 display stood out. A German unit attempts to protect a V2 launch site from commando attack.


Continuing the winter theme, I like the look of this Spy Who Skied scenario.


And to the other extreme there was a wonderfully colourful Vietnam game on show.


I love the smell of napalm in the morning.


And finally, a bad day in Dry Gulch.

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  1. Frederick Paul Kiesche III24 February 2015 at 13:46

    Nice stuff, John. Was the Vietnam game a homebrew or a published system (BF's "Tour of Duty", etc.)?

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    1. John Lambshead25 February 2015 at 09:39

      I don't know Fred. I was knocked out by the wonderful display.

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  2. DeanM24 February 2015 at 16:00

    Nice pics, John. That 'Nam game is very cool. And who can resist a game with a V2 rocket!

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    1. John Lambshead25 February 2015 at 09:40

      I loved the idea of that game. Great use of the Bolt Action system.

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