Commission Mission Success: Some More Clones, Somewhat.

     As you can see, I have been movin' in groovin' in the commission world of work. And of course, this is not all of what I have done, but I decided to separate them in posts. I have had a large amount of project thrusted upon me to do. This is not a complaint. It is just want it is: work. However, I still have some problems where I feel even more compelled to buy more figures. These projects breed all sorts of ideas. I will some how overcome this by mostly likely buying stuff. Son of a squirrel and it's bushy tail!
   These are pictures of some Congo boards and a rather large ACW board for Mcpherson's Ridge at Gettysburg. Of course, Kalissa and I do not have any Congo figures, but I am sure that will change. Since the client of the Congo mats requested some figure examples, I bought out my Samurai and Monk figures. Some of the money for these projects are going to Kalissa's Ronin Project for Historicon. Anyway, here are the pictures: Congo ones first. The second group is for the ACW one that is bigger than our Jeep.

The figures on this are six stands of four figures each in 28mm for scale purposes.

Call To Arms Bolt Action Tournament

      As my father used to say it: "Yet, another success story!" This was another Bolt Action Tournament that my wife, Kalissa ran. This one was at the recent show called Call To Arms in Williamsburg, VA. Originally, there were going to be two tournaments for Bolt Action. We had on for the Friday for a doubles team tournament and the singles one for Saturday. The Friday one was cancelled based on only two teams showing up. This was slightly anticipated, since this was our first time at this convention and Hurricane Michael ran over the area the night before knocking out a large area of power. Either way, we still had six players to play the next day. This post is here to share them. Enjoy!