I have a new hobby...I spend my days painting my 'Army' then spend time reading the rule books ready to enjoy a battle or two

Common game sizes are between 400 and 2,500 points and played on tables 4' in width and 4' to 8' in length, but it is possible to play much larger games given time and inclination (larger point battles tend to include multiple players, as well as being played on larger tables). The recent Apocalypse expansion allows for games of 3000 points or more. Games generally run from half an hour to several hours depending on the size of the armies.

Play is divided into turns, with each player moving, firing and engaging in close combat with each squad. Six-sided dice and unit stats are used to determine the results of actions. Each battle, at the onset, is assigned a set of additional rules and a goal (collectively called a "scenario") specific to it. Standard goals range from taking and holding objectives to simply eliminating the opposition, with additional rules including night-fighting and reinforcements. More complex scenarios exist in the main rulebook. Victory is determined either simply by mission objectives or victory points, with points awarded for objectives and eliminated or damaged enemy units.

Some players organize a series of scenarios, called a campaign, where two or more players fight against each other in a number of battles. These campaigns may feature their own special rules, and are typically tied together by a storyline, which might alter according to the results of each scenario when it is played. Every few years, a global campaign is held in which people submit the results of their games to Games Workshop. These results are collated, and together affect the storyline of the game, which is then accounted for in the next rulebook and fiction releases.

check out the place I spend my Wednesday evenings fighting battles
(Wednesday night is Veterans night...adults only)

Pete turned 50 in 2007 and was hit with flu on the day, he got an electric guitar and amp and has turned into my 'Eric Crappedon' he has impressed me with his 'stones and quo'. He and our friend Allan jam happily all day long.











The other love of his life is football and his team is TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR, he watches Arabic channels that show all English Premiership teams so he is not missing out.

There was a JAMES SMY (Jimmy) 1930c who played for Spurs.

All handmade trees & shrubs

Finger, Ring and Pen indicate size