Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts

Friday, 24 December 2021

Christmas Review 2021

Well it has been a funny kind of year, I don’t go in much for retrospective posts but as last year and as a Merry Christmas to my loyal followers I mashed together pictures from the majority of battles that have taken place in the dungeon this year. I guess it is ‘eye candy’ so if you like that sort of thing have a look if not skip down……


Whilst I have been busy with family stuff in the lead up to Christmas we did manage to get in a walk on one of those rare but utterly beautiful days during winter.

Looking across to Helvelyn
Looking south much of the south of Cumbria and Morecambe bay under cloud
The Roman Road over High Street still very visible and easy to follow
Finally just to wish you all a very Merry Christmas your support and kind words have been a huge support during a couple of difficult years. 2022 promises to be a big year in several ways. This isn’t the last battle for 2021 am working through a solo ACW game so will post that soon. Off to fill Santa’s stockings and looking forward to opening my soldiers on Christmas Day 😀

Matt


Saturday, 28 November 2020

Operation Sealion S-Day : The Movie

When I started the Operation Sealion campaign I had always planned for it to be fairly fluid and open ended. Less a campaign more and ongoing narrative to provide a background for collecting and gaming. Since the start we have had somewhere around 35 battles using a range of different rules and scenarios from large to very small. 

I have been looking at a way to summarise the first day of the campaign for a while. Thanks to Norm’s recent innovative video I have spent the last few days messing about in iMovie. The results are now uploaded on to tube.

https://youtu.be/btXuujG0wlk


If you have a spare 10 minutes and you enjoy my Sealion Campaign you may well enjoy👍I should ask you to like/share or some such but really this was for mine and your pleasure. If I manage to bring a smile to a few faces during lockdown then all to the better.