Wargame Scenes

Here are pics of large-scale wargames in action. This is the real, 54mm thing. If this doesn't inspire people to get into the "One True Scale," I can't imagine what would. Click on images to see them full size.

A couple shots of a recent outting to Phoenix Games in Buford, GA. We're running demo games there fairly regularly now. Contact us for info.
Buddy Mike was in town a while back, so we busted out my Canadian Rebellions collection to fight a fictional battle called Trois Bouleau (Three Birches) Inn. The French-Canadian Patriotes defend the inn while rebel leaders makes plans inside.
The British and loyalists have learned of the Patriote gathering and strike out to capture its leaders. They swarm the inn and drive off many of the dissidents, but ultimately fail to capture the escaping rabble rousers.
In the summer of 2011, friend of ATKM Steve Miller staged the Battle of Cowpens at Games Day in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He used the ATKM rules, with our figures supplemented by plastic ones. Steve won Best of Show and Best Painted Army. It's pretty clear why -- he does awesome work! Congrats, Steve!
A fictional War of 1812 battle played recently between Buddy Mike and I.
The British got an early advantage by getting a gun in place to pound the advancing Americans.
But advance the Americans did, to the point that they closed with the British en masse and knocked out the British center.
Huge supporter and friend of ATKM, Bob Lehman recently sent pics of his collection of painted 1812 figures thus far, set up on his game table.
They're all so good, I couldn't bear to cut any, so here they all are!
As you can see, Bob is a master painter and terrain-maker. His games are always spectacles!
The first game ever played with the ATKM collection of our new War of 1812 line. Mike was the Americans and I (Ken) was the Brits. He whooped me!		Woodland Indians attack at dawn!
US Dragoons catch the Indians out of position	Face off at the farm -- US skirmishers vs regulars	Infantry slugfest
Harassing Glengarries in the hay field	19th British Light Dragoons charge US Rifles	US Dragoons smash the British and Canadian line
An ATKM game staged by Dick Caldwell and his Maryland crew. Dick paints up some great figures, and has matched our figures up with other manufacturers' plastics for a great looking American force!
More images from Dick's game. It looks like a good scrap, complete with cavalry sneaking onto the Patriot flank. And look at those LEDs that imitate musket fire! Awesome!
Bob & Matt Lehman's superb ATKM game hosted at Historicon 2009. Look at that scenery! The guys playing had a blast, testament to the Lehmans' showmanship.
Cold Wars 2009 hosted by Bob and Matt Lehman, and Dave Hoyt
Cold Wars 2009 hosted by Bob and Matt Lehman, and Dave Hoyt
Bob Lehman's awesome game table with an ATKM setup.
"The Battle of Trenton" hosted by Edgar Pabon and Jamie Peterson at Hurricon 2008, using the ATKM rules
"The Battle of Trenton" hosted by Edgar Pabon and Jamie Peterson at Hurricon 2008, using the ATKM rules
ATKM demo game staged by Gail and Webb Pierce at Hurricon, 2008

 

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