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 and Colin Jack did much of the work involved in running several games throughout the course of the day. Congratulations to them all.
The club will be meeting on Tuesday 17th November as there is a function running in the Navy Club on the Thursday..
War of the Rings – all invited. Dont worry if you dont have figures as we should have enough for any guests.
Bring what you have as we will decide on the day how it will go. One big table, a lot of fun and lots of blood and guts!
Also bring any suitable terrain if you have any.
Times 12 noon until 5 pm latest.
The 2009 AGM will be held on Thursday 26th November at 7.30pm in the Royal Navy Club.
Proposals for the Agenda and for Committee must be made in writing and signed by the Proposer and a Seconder.
Proposals must be handed to the Secretary or another Committee member by Thursday 12th Nov.
Taken by Dave Paterson and Angus Konstam of the South East Scotland Wargames Club. Also available on Picasa.
Best Display Game
Due to the huge amount of spam we’ve been receiving here at seswc.co.uk we’ve had to institute a registration procedure for people wanting to leave comments.
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Apologies to anyone whose comments have been deleted, I’ve just had to delete over 2,000 comments and I just didn’t have time to check them all individually.
The 2008 AGM of the South East Scotland Wargames Club will be held on Thursday 27th November.
Any motions for consideration at the meeting must be given to the Secretary before 11.00pm on Thursday 30th October.
After many years at Meadowbank Stadium Claymore is moving and Claymore 2009 will be held on Saturday 1st August, 2009, in a new venue at Edinburgh’s Telford College, located to the north of the city down near the Firth of Forth.
At SESWC we are all very much looking forward to this move. The space available at Telford is slightly bigger that at Meadowbank, the venue is much airier (there’s actually some space above your head) and it has better catering facilities, including an on-site bar.
The move will allow us to alter the format of the show slightly and we are following up on some exciting new ideas.
Watch this space for details.
