2024 Weymouth War weekend

[Colonel Kilgore]

The Pirates sea battle game was fought:

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Gary put on early WW1 using his own rules:

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Martin put on AK47 earlier in the weekend, featuring his nice new plane:

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Brandywine was refought:

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Miles's Monte Cassino put in an appearance:

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The Vietnam game was good fun Saturday afternoon:

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And we just about managed to stay awake to slog through the Square Bashing game:




Simon

[Moggy]

Many thanks to everybody who was there. Had a great time despite my medical "issues". Looking forward to the next one now.

Derek

[John Watson]

Great weekend. Thanks to all. See my e-mail.
John

[martin goddard]

Everyone worked hard to make this a great weekend.
The result was very successful.
A big thanks to Stewart for being the organiser too.

martin

[Big Mike]

A great weekend as ever. Thanks to Stewart, Martin and all who   
made it happen. I would like to post some pictures but need a tutorial please, someone.
Mike

[martin goddard]

This might help with pictures Mike(??)
Get your pictures on to your computer. Assuming they are on a mobile phone. I can help with that.
Once the pictures are on your computer use "rename" to give each picture a name you like.
When making a post or reply on the RFCM forum, there will be a box below your typing with a capital P and "add image to post" words.
A "post image" page will appear.
The option box will say "choose image".
The computer will then invite you to go to any location on your machine and click on the picture you fancy.

When you down here at PPHQ I will show you.


martin


martin

[Big Mike]

Thanks Martin, I'll give a go.
Mike

[Big Mike]

We played 3 Air War games covering, USAAF Heavy Bombers v Luftwaffe Fighters, RAF Light Bombers v Luftwaffe Fighters and a final desert based game with Luftwaffe Fighter-bombers, Dive-bombers and Fighters v RAF Fighters. The long awaited rules are due out in January and the games at the WWW helped to iron-out a few wrinkles so greatful thanks for those who played.

The aircraft used at the WWW were all painted by Richard Wills who was unable to attend.

[Colonel Kilgore]

Well done on posting the photos, Mike.

The games looked great, and all generated a good level of interest from those of us in attendance.

I hope you make your first million from them by February

Simon