Tucked away from the main comics convention, the gaming section still had plenty of room | |
An Imperial Storm Trooper poses with auto-cannon and young recruit, while below there is some serious fantasy vegetable tabletop wargaming in progress | |
The old Intergame trophy was on display |
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The
Broadway Weekenders were there of course, as the organisers needed to
make up the numbers, and this year's ringer was Julia Iskett,
impersonating Russell March
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The efficient volunteers at registration deal with Theo Clarke | |
It looked like a gruelling schedule, but to general surprise the games were finished on time. It goes to show how a game can move right along when everybody feels the clock ticking | |
The Uninspired get in some last minute practice at Carolus Magnus ... | |
.. which pays off handsomely, if that is the right word. What a bunch of hardened gamers. From left to right, Steve Campbell, Stephen Taverner, Chris Boote and Marcus Pratt, European Champions 2000 | |
On our way home, stopping off in Brussells to stretch our legs while waiting for the connection, we spotted this illustrated house |