This past Saturday marked the Fifth Annual
Fix Bayonets Game Day at
Fort Steilacoom.
Player entry fees went to the fort's historic fund.
I was in between work shifts, so I only had time to do my usual fly-by and say hi to some of my gaming friends.
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(The fort's Quarters 2 temporarily converted to a game room) |
I missed the morning game period but took some pictures of the three afternoon game sessions.
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The Last Train to Krasnoyark, a Colonial Adventure scenario in 15mm (figure scale).
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(Bill Vanderpool rolling the dice to determine the effectiveness of his attack) |
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(Russians and Japanese troops attack a Chinese fort) |
2. Rhodesia '76 in 20mm.
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(Lawrence Bateman, host of Fix Bayonets, turns to chat with a gamer at another table) |
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(Martian war machines attempting to breach the British defensive line) |
And of course, no gathering of gamers, no matter how big or small, would be complete without a Bring and Buy.
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(The B&B: Transforms one gamer's junk into another gamer's treasure) |
Everyone enjoyed themselves and hope to see
Fix Bayonets continue as an annual September-ish event.
See you next year!
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