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Showing posts with label Cityguard. Show all posts
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
New Club Forum
Minty fresh Forum for all you hobbyists to share your adventures and exploits all things wargaming and more. All event information and your local Hobby news in Auckland and around NZ as well as abroad.
http://www.aucklandcityguard.com/index.php
Easy to register and we'll get you up and running quick smart. Look forward to seeing you there and everyone is welcome.
http://www.aucklandcityguard.com/index.php
Easy to register and we'll get you up and running quick smart. Look forward to seeing you there and everyone is welcome.
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Auckland City Guard Tank Aces League
Tank Aces League starting soon.
If you interested in taking part please contact guardcon2012@hotmail.com
Here's a couple of great introduction Videos on designing a Tank Aces force with your army.
http://www.beastsofwar.com/flames-of-war/matts-500pt-german-tank-aces-list-flames-war/
http://www.beastsofwar.com/flames-of-war/500pt-russian-tank-aces-list-flames-war/
There's still a few places left so grab your Tank Aces pin today.
email your interest to guardcon2012@hotmail.com
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Wargaming for Charity
What looked to be a bit of a slow start to CanOpener 2012 resolved into a relaxing and enjoyable day of gaming.
The numbers were a bit low, but the results of the day were really rewarding. With every player walking away with something from the event, whether it be a podium prize, a spot prize or a feeling of just having had a really good day at the Auckland City Guard Club. We had in our midst a very welcome contingent of board gamers, amongst them a couple of familiar faces, who it was good to see.
Another welcome addition to the event was the representation from the Auckland City Mission. James was a great sport. He was very intrigued by the whole gaming thing. I introduced him to Fantasy, and in true City Guard spirit, he whooped me Smiley. James then joined in with the boardgamers
and afterwards had a game of FOW. I get the impression that we may have a new member soon Wink
I expect the other TO’s will like to comment on their games, but instead of stealing their thunder, I will just mention a couple of the Fantasy Highlights.
First place, after a bit of an absence from the club, was Nick (Captain Softscores), 2nd place to Logan (First Tournament) , 3rd place Graeme (Nerdymen).
Steve was there with Flames of War. He umpired a game for 4 newbies, Daryl (Big D) took out first place there. I got a chance to join in and even I had some successes with the game, getting Daryl to roll dice for me probably helped Smiley.
I need to mention a word of thanks here:
Thank you to Battle front miniatures, who sent over a large box of cans, as well as some very generous prizes.
Thank you to Slave to Painting, who sent in a whole heap of spot prizes, which were scattered between the games appropriately. I know Aaron Cue appreciated his spot prize, as we have been talking recently about Mantic models.
Thank you to my wife, for running the kitchen (Archenemy will be the next to benefit from my wife’s cooking).
And last, but not least, thank you to all the gamers, who made set-up and pack up an enjoyable part of the event.
Can tally: 500 cans to The Auckland City Mission. Target for next year: 1000?
Direct Cash donation to The Auckland City Mission: $135
Derick.
The numbers were a bit low, but the results of the day were really rewarding. With every player walking away with something from the event, whether it be a podium prize, a spot prize or a feeling of just having had a really good day at the Auckland City Guard Club. We had in our midst a very welcome contingent of board gamers, amongst them a couple of familiar faces, who it was good to see.
Another welcome addition to the event was the representation from the Auckland City Mission. James was a great sport. He was very intrigued by the whole gaming thing. I introduced him to Fantasy, and in true City Guard spirit, he whooped me Smiley. James then joined in with the boardgamers
and afterwards had a game of FOW. I get the impression that we may have a new member soon Wink
I expect the other TO’s will like to comment on their games, but instead of stealing their thunder, I will just mention a couple of the Fantasy Highlights.
First place, after a bit of an absence from the club, was Nick (Captain Softscores), 2nd place to Logan (First Tournament) , 3rd place Graeme (Nerdymen).
Steve was there with Flames of War. He umpired a game for 4 newbies, Daryl (Big D) took out first place there. I got a chance to join in and even I had some successes with the game, getting Daryl to roll dice for me probably helped Smiley.
I need to mention a word of thanks here:
Thank you to Battle front miniatures, who sent over a large box of cans, as well as some very generous prizes.
Thank you to Slave to Painting, who sent in a whole heap of spot prizes, which were scattered between the games appropriately. I know Aaron Cue appreciated his spot prize, as we have been talking recently about Mantic models.
Thank you to my wife, for running the kitchen (Archenemy will be the next to benefit from my wife’s cooking).
And last, but not least, thank you to all the gamers, who made set-up and pack up an enjoyable part of the event.
Can tally: 500 cans to The Auckland City Mission. Target for next year: 1000?
Direct Cash donation to The Auckland City Mission: $135
Derick.
Thursday, 21 June 2012
Guardsman Trophy WHFB
Nice and chilly outside means its time for some juicey games of warham! The ACG's winter league is back with us again and is a great warm up for the up and coming big club convention GuardCon 2012.
Contested over 6 games where you get a whole three months before GuardCon to play and get the results to us. The first four rounds can be played at any location with GuardCon restrictions of course. With no sports or painting you're required to play like gentlemen and scholars. Entry is $5 and more details when you express your interest to wouster7@hotmail.com. It's a nice and cruisey bunch of games and will be a great chance to test some army builds and to meet some new and old warhammer players.
Contested over 6 games where you get a whole three months before GuardCon to play and get the results to us. The first four rounds can be played at any location with GuardCon restrictions of course. With no sports or painting you're required to play like gentlemen and scholars. Entry is $5 and more details when you express your interest to wouster7@hotmail.com. It's a nice and cruisey bunch of games and will be a great chance to test some army builds and to meet some new and old warhammer players.
The spoils for the Champion
Sunday, 17 June 2012
Auckland City Guard AGM 2012
Auckland City Guard
Annual General Meeting
2012
Held on: Sunday the 1st of July 2012
Venue and Time: TBA, all paid members of the 2012-2013 year are invited and will be notified via email.
All enquiries and nominations to guardcon2012@hotmail.com or aucklandcityguard@gmail.com
Important: All nominations must be made 2 days before the date of the AGM
Monday, 27 February 2012
Club Bitz Box
The Club Bits Collective is moving off-site and into the steady hands of Lezle and Tristan; respectively Lezle and Erebus on the forums.
Lezle and
Tristan are great guys and we trust them to help all club members if
they are able going forward with the bits collective. So if you have any old spare bits to donate, or are looking for that one special bit, contact them and they'll see what they can do.
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
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