| PAW has staged a convention in Plymouth every
year since 1983.
Here are a few pictures of the 2009 event, which took place over the
weekend of January 31st/February 1st. Special thanks to Clive Dudley,
Steve Foulds
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 Games page, and pictures of the Competition games are on the Tournaments page. 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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| Once again, a large number of
people worked hard to bring display games of various sorts to the show.
We'd like to thank them all for their efforts, and we look forward to seeing
next year's games These are the games that caught the attention of our judges, and the winners of the tournaments. |
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| Torquay Gaming Group (aka Eagles High) won Best Demonstration Game for their Defend the Temple game, set in the Warhammer 40K universe | ||
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| The Best Participation Game
went to Colin (Smudger) Smith for his Streets of Glory 54mm
WWII game.
Colin's game featured scratch-built vehicles, including a Tiger tank! |
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The Warhammer Fantasy tournament was popular again this year, with 26
players. The competition uses a seven-round Fast Play format developed
by umpire Kevin Shillito Steve Pearse was 1st, with Wood Elves |
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| Ryan Dell was 2nd, also with Wood Elves |
Jamie Clarke was 3rd, with Warriors of Chaos |
Colin Farrant's High Elves were awarded the trophy for Best Army |
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| The Warhammer 40K competition was
slightly down on last year, with 30 players. Rob Cowan umpired,
and the whole competition was played in a friendly and enjoyable style. |
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| Richard Deane came 1st with Dark Angels |
Dan Cates was 2nd with Space Marines |
Peter Corps was 3rd with Chaos |
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| Ed Neale-Scullion was awarded the trophy for Best Themed Army for his excellent Tau | Best Sportsman went to Mark Taylor | Jon Corps received Best Painted Army for his stunning Necrons |
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| Kurt Baker's Space Marine Commander was Best Commander Model | Kurt's winning model | Jon's winning army |
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This year we elected to use the Field of Glory rules for both of our
Ancients competitions, umpired by Andy Clarke The 25mm Ancients competition was played in that friendly style only possible to players who have known each other for many years. |
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| Steve Price was 1st with Seleucids | Richard Jeffrey-Cook was 2nd with Later Low Countries | Andy Unwin was awarded the Best Painted Army for his French Ordonnance |
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New for 2009 was a 15mm Ancients competition.
This was a very close competition, with the final places decided on Countback. Left: Jon Akers using Medieval Irish was 1st Right: Mike Shepherd with Later Medieval Danish was 2nd |
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| Other participation and display games are on Games page, and pictures of the Competition games are on the Tournaments page. Results of the Competitions can be found through the Results Page | ||
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This page was last updated on 07 March 2009 |
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