HMGS Little Wars 2024 Convention

[@haroldmorgan7381]

THANKS for the video review - Chicago is a 10 hour drive ( K.C. Mo.) and I just can't make it any more ( TOO OLD) :-)

[@philRminiatures]

I do like the different periods and scales...and the superb tables, thanks for sharing!👍👍

[@woody436]

The Memoir ‘44 game we put on was the entire 6-map D-Day invasion scenario. 12 total players plus the GM. It was absolutely stellar!

[@CenturionsReview]

Awesome! Was Harlow the GM?

[@steveg3981]

Some great games on display. Thanks for sharing.

[@CenturionsReview]

You're welcome!

[@SpyderSuasponte]

I was there too. A lot of fun!

[@JPGotrokkits]

Lots of shots of my friends Sea Dog Game Studios, and while they use 3d printing for the production of their models and bits, they aren't strictly a 3D print shop, they have their own line of games Sailpower and TechCommander along with the miniatures for those games. @Centurion's Review

[@toddchirhart7134]

I hope you are displaying that wagon race trophy. Lol. The other western was the Gunfighter’s Ball rule set.

[@CenturionsReview]

Thanks!

[@Mightstone555]

Great recap, Dave.

[@terrainaholic]

Ya they put on a GREAT con!!!!!!!

[@oooTACooo]

Excellent! Congratulations on winning that "award", :P

[@CenturionsReview]

Thanks! LOL

[@christobin6881]

G'day from Australia ! Does anyone ever play 1/32 using HG Wells Little wars rules at these Conventions ? Many thanks Chris😀

[@CenturionsReview]

I've see a few 1/32 games at conventions a while ago. I don't think they were using HG Wells rules though.

[@zsewqthewolf1194]

I think little wars would have been more well known in the past if there was a factory to help make the miniature for cheap, but most back then from what I can learn from is that most made it by hand

[@CenturionsReview]

Nearly 100% of the miniatures on the market today are made by factories. Very few people create their own molds and cast their miniatures.

[@davidwasilewski]

Looks great. Thanks for sharing. Out of interest, roughly what percentage of games would you say were historical, as opposed to being fantasy/sci fi?

[@CenturionsReview]

I'd say 85% were historical.

[@chrish8645]

Where will you display that trophy? Fireplace mantel?

[@CenturionsReview]

By my wargame table.

[@Corvinuswargaming1444]

looks like a great convention

[@CenturionsReview]

Definitely!

[@markhansen8841]

Where is this convention?

[@CenturionsReview]

It was in Lombard, Illinois at the Westin.

[@A._J_.]

Dave loves these miniature game conventions. Any ship games for Len to play?

[@CenturionsReview]

Yes, quite a few.

[@dwreck1971]

So, historic games ain't your bag.