| PAW has staged a convention in Plymouth every
year since 1983.
Here are a few pictures of the 2006 event, which took place over the weekend of February 4th/5th. Special thanks to Clive Dudley and John Orange for supplying the pictures. This page has pictures of some of the Trophy winning games. Other participation and display games are on this page, and pictures of the Competition games are here. Pictures of the Traders that supported the show can be found here. Results of the Competitions can be found through the Results Page The pictures here are thumbnails: click on them to see a larger picture in a new window |
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| Here's what was up for grabs: the trophies! Several of these were specially painted by club member Kevin Shillito |
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And here's the first winner: Colin "Smudger" Smith took Best Participation Game for his Call My Bluff Double Blind Beach Assault game. |
| This was a very clever game, with players making their moves unable to see their opponents. They then had a brief glimpse through the door in the screen, when they could call down some fire on the opposite beach. Lots of fun for all the players, and amusing for the spectators, as well! |
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| Next we have the 15mm Siege of Badajoz
game from Philip Martin and his team, which was awarded Best
Demonstration Game.
This featured 19th and early 20th century buildings inside earlier Vaubin style fortifications, combined with nicely painted models and an enthusiastic set of players, who were always willing to answer questions and explain what they were doing. |
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| Next we have the Peter Pig team with their Bloody Barons game, which took the Best Game prize. They ran it as both a Demo and a Participation game at different times, and made an impression on our judge with their patience in explaining the way the rules worked to new players. | ||
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PAW club members Steve Pearse and John Soper put on a really nice Battle of Ramillies game, with lots of well-painted 15mm figures. So well-painted, that we gave them the Best Painted 15mm Army trophy. |
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| Paul Buller took the Best Painted 25mm Army for his Beastmen |
This year we added a Warhammer 40K event to our
range of competitions. |
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Karl Booth with Tau was the winner |
Kyalo Burt-Fulcher with Eldar was second |
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| The Warhammer Fantasy Battles competition was well supported again, with 20 players, and some very nicely painted armies. | ||
| Duncan Gosling was third |
Chris Myhill took 2nd place |
Darren Watson was this year's winner |
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Chris being presented with his trophy by Clive Dudley,
our Events Organiser |
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Andy Claxton was the winner of the 25mm DBM Ancients competition with his Early Germans
Les Shuttlewood was second in the 25mm DBM Ancients competition with Tupi Indian |
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| Other participation and display games are on this page, and pictures of the Competition games are here. Pictures of the Traders that supported the show can be found here. Results of the Competitions can be found through the Results Page | ||
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This page was last updated on 10 February 2007 |
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