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Written by Blaise St-Laurent
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Thursday, 26 August 2010 21:37 |
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Full results are available on our forum, but here's the highlights:
Flames of War:
1st Place - Benjamin Lindsay (Grenadierkompanie)
2nd Place - David Greaves (1942 Schwere Panzerkompanie)
3rd Place - Daniel Maguire (Battaglione Fucilieri - Africa)
Best Painted - Bob Pearce (Tankovy Batalon), with help from the Stantons.
Best Sport - Andrew Shephard (after a dice-off against Jason Hebron, and with Benjamin Lindsay tied in also)
Best Historical Background - Mark Stanton (after a dice-off with Andrew van Olphen and Robert Groom).
War Machine Results from Sean Lincoln,
1st Place – Epic Warcaster Award – Scott Avery (Hamilton)
2nd Place – Warcaster Award – Chris otton (Wellington)
3rd Place – Journeyman Award – Chris Baker (Auckland)
Best Painted - Artisan Award – Chris Baker (Auckland)
Sportsmanship - Exemplar Award – Sergio Gonzalez (Wellington)
DBMM from Alastair Duncan.
"With three different versions of the 'final" rules on the go the first "national" test of the rules saw a welcome return to "Big boys' toys". Ivan Troung's brand new Navarese AD1360 high medieval's took away frist prize closely followed Richard Foster's veteran Early Burgundians AD1433, down for the weekend from the Corromandel. Third place and winner of the Best Painted Army, Andrew Bennets Marian Romans closed the deal shutting out the Warlords and Hutt players from even a place. Local honour however was recovered with Hutt player John van der Hoeven, Sassanids carrying off "best army" (aka - this is the army we all wanted to take home) while John also won "best sport" - a well deserved compliment to one of the nicest guys in the hobby. Not placed but highly commended Brent Senior Partridge's massed chinese draw some impressive comment and a special 'welcome back" to Dirk Hienzius whose 25mm Hinchcliffe Byzantines were older than most of the Warhammer gamers".
40k from Charlie St Clair
1st Hagen Kerr
2nd Hayden Korach
3rd Alan Borthwick
4th Craig Stewart
5th Wes Barclay
And from our first Lasalle 25mm Napoleonic competition umpired by Nick Garden
1st: Brett Mudgway
2nd: Paul Goldstone
3rd: Cam Millar
Best Painted army: Tim Ward
Best Sport: Tim Ward
FoG 15mm fron Greg Jennings
1st Greg Jennings - Merovingian Frankish
2nd Mike Haycock - Three Kingdoms Korean
3rd Robert Cordner - Principate Roman
“Iconographer” - Best Painted: Mike Haycock
“Paragon” - Best Sport: Craig Byron
“Lucky sod” – Door Prize: Peter Hood
And Warhammer Fantasy umpired by Kent Jackson
1st: Mal Patel - Lizardmen
2nd: Raymond Dick - Warriors of Chaos
3rd: Locky Reid - Skaven
Best Painted Army: Sam Whitt
Best Sports: Mal Patel |
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Written by Blaise St-Laurent
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Tuesday, 20 April 2010 09:43 |
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As part of our effort to bring lapsed members back to our club, we're currently offering the following membership rates:
- Returning members will pay the usual 60$
- New (Never been a member before) or Lapsed (were not members last year) receive a 20$ discount, so they will pay 40$ this year
- Junior members pay only 10$ to join the club!
If you want to sign up, contact any of the committee members and we'll be happy to sign you up! You can also email the committee at committee (at) lists (dot) warlords (dot) org (dot) nz
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 14 January 2010 12:35 |
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Remember, all Warlords have access to the Warlords Web Forum!
http://www.warlords.org.nz/forum/index.php
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Last Updated on Saturday, 23 January 2010 08:51 |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 23 October 2009 11:22 |
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Who Are We?
We are Wellington's oldest, and New Zealand's second oldest, wargaming club. That is, we play with toy soldiers.
.We cater for all periods, all rules and all toy soldiers. What we do, is provide an opportunity for people with a common interest to get together, play each other and learn more about their hobby.
What is Wargaming?
Wargaming is a tactical game. It involves devising a plan to beat an opponent and then using the best tactics to execute the plan but at the same time, your opponent is trying to do the same to you! |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 14 January 2010 10:43 |
Meetings and Locations for 2010
Note: The calendar on the website has all of these dates in it! refer to it for any details and last minute changes:
Meetings to be held at Cashmere Public School (Sunday Meetings). Hours of Operation are 9am to 4pm.
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- January 10
- January 24
- February 14 (early finish if wet)
- February 28
- March 14
- April 5 (Easter Monday)
- April 11
- April 25 (Runefang on as well)
- May 9
- May 23
- June 13
- June 27
- July 25
- August 15
- August 29
- September 12
- October 24
- October 25th (Labour Day) NEW!
- November 14
- November 28 (NZ Masters on as well)
- December 12
- December 26 (Boxing Day)
- January (2011) 9
- January 23
Saturday meetings at Khandallah Presbyterian Church are as follows: 10am to 5pm:
- January 30
- February 6
- February 20
- March 6 March 20
- April 17 (Easter Saturday is the 3rd so unavailable members should be at the Nationals in the Hutt)
- May 1
- May 15
- May 29
- June 5
- June 19
- July 3
- July 17
- July 31
- August 7
- August 21
- September 4
- September 18
- October 2
- October 16
- October 30
- November 6
- November 20
- December 4
- December 18
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