At the AGM last week club members voted to make a donation of £1,000 to the charity Combat Stress.

Congratulations to Colin Jack who was responsible for the club’s  Sino-Japanese War display game which won best display game at Targe, the wargames show run by  Kirriemuir Wargames Club yesterday.  Colin (centre) is pictured with Hugh (left) and Bill  (right) who helped him put together the display and run the game on the day. Also

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Meetings are held every Thursday between 7.00 pm and 11.00 pm at Royal Navy & Royal Marine Association Heriot Hill House 1 Broughton Rd Edinburgh, EH7 4EW Tel: 0131 556 2973 View Royal Navy & Royal Marine Association, Edinburgh in a larger map Members coming by bus have a considerable choice early in the evening,

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This picture of SESWC members was taken in 1981 at the  Liverpool Nationals where we won the trophy for best display game .   We’ve identified most of the people in it but are still looking for names for B.  Can anyone help?

Best Participation Game 1st RAF Wargames Association (Leuchars), Magnificent 7 2nd Edinburgh League of Gamers, Daleks 3rd City of Prosperity, 15mm Zombies Best Display Game 1st Kirriemuir Wargames Club, Northampton 1466 2nd Iron Brigade, WWII 3rd equal Forth Coalition, Classic Wargame 3rd equal Dingwall Wargames Club, English Civil War Prizes were donated by Casement Publishing

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For over forty years the South East Scotland Wargames Club has been serving wargamers in the Edinburgh area. Weekly meetings: These are held every Thursday, from 7.00 pm until 11.00 pm in the Royal Navy & Royal Marine Association at 1 Broughton Road, Edinburgh. There’s space for up to fifteeen 6′x4′ gaming tables and we

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I’ve added more pictures to the gallery. This time from Dougie Trail

SESWC meetings in January will be as normal on the Thursday evening.

Club meetings will be held on Tuesday 22nd and Tuesday 29th December.

The club ran a participation game at last Saturday’s Targe show in Kirriemuir. Entitled “Storming the Dikusha”, the game won the prize for best public participation game at the show. The scenery was put together by Angus Konstam and Dougie Trail and the figures came from their collections, and that of Chris Henry. Bill Gilchrist

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