Exactly. Tom Baker was "my" Doctor but John Pertwee did have his moments and introduced me to the word "serendipity" amongst other things. Hurrah for MPBN in the 80's.
This set up brings back memories. When I was small ALL my wargames were set up with a river right down the middle between the two sides, a bridge right in the middle and the rest of the board covered in twigs set in plastercine as trees. My Airfix Federals and Rebs went at it many times. Invariably whoever attacked, lost! Great pic. I like Dr Who, but the prospect of moving these guys around while making shooting noises would win out for me. Thanks.
One of the joys of no longer having to roll in to the office on Monday mornings is the ability to push the Sunday afternoon solo game to Monday morning!
After 40 years of watching the Doctor here in New York, taking off most of Saturday to revel in the anniversary show was definitely on. The Doctor Lives. Jerry A/K/A The Celtic Curmudgeon
An exciting looking game.I must really get down to producing a desert one soon- a mat I mean, as well as the game. I await a battle report with enthusiasm...
Not a bad way to spend a day every 50 years. I'm now watching the Third Doctor revisited....
ReplyDeleteExactly. Tom Baker was "my" Doctor but John Pertwee did have his moments and introduced me to the word "serendipity" amongst other things. Hurrah for MPBN in the 80's.
DeleteYeah, c'mon. There's war gaming, but then there's the Doctor.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention its only the 40th anniversary of these guys so the Doctor has 10 years on them. Seniority!
DeleteThis set up brings back memories. When I was small ALL my wargames were set up with a river right down the middle between the two sides, a bridge right in the middle and the rest of the board covered in twigs set in plastercine as trees. My Airfix Federals and Rebs went at it many times. Invariably whoever attacked, lost! Great pic. I like Dr Who, but the prospect of moving these guys around while making shooting noises would win out for me. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThose sound like good memories Andrew.
DeleteOne of the joys of no longer having to roll in to the office on Monday mornings is the ability to push the Sunday afternoon solo game to Monday morning!
Ross, sometimes the small games turn out to produce the most interesting games. Looking forward to seeing how this encounter plays out.
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They all have their place but lately I have been enjoying the small games more.
DeleteAfter 40 years of watching the Doctor here in New York, taking off most of Saturday to revel in the anniversary show was definitely on. The Doctor Lives.
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A/K/A The Celtic Curmudgeon
Jelly baby?
DeleteAn exciting looking game.I must really get down to producing a desert one soon- a mat I mean, as well as the game.
ReplyDeleteI await a battle report with enthusiasm...
I want to try a winter one.
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