Cannes 2008 : Results and pictures

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Cannes 2008 : Results and pictures

Post by nicofig »

Hi,

You can find the hall of fame here ;-):

http://fieldofglory.fr/spip.php?article20

Direct link for pictures:

http://fieldofglory.free.fr/index.php?/category/11

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Post by peterrjohnston »

I think this was Gilles for most of the weekend: :)

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And Boris (Borix!) with his public audience:

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He certainly knew how to get the passers-by interested!

Rgds,
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Post by ars_belli »

The terrain appears to have been a bit "Minimalist," but otherwise the pics look great. :)

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Post by hammy »

I think the terrain thing is a DBM hold over. At Burton we were starting to see some nice terrain, not on every table but definitley an improvement over DBM. I think with time we will see more attractive terrain appearing
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Post by peterrjohnston »

If you look closely a lot of the terrain is the pictorial style on felt and it has become quite popular at meetings
I go to. It's made by a Spanish company. On the table it looks fine, if map like. It also has a slightly
washed out look so doesn't stand out well on the light table coverings we had for FoG; it's best on a dark
painted table.

I did take some model trees for my terrain options, but in 3 of the 4 games I played I put a plantation
out only for my opponent to roll a 6! :roll:

But otherwise personally I'm using cork tiles at the moment. Perhaps not the best, and with the terrain
options and sizes changing slightly in FoG I need to look at upgrading it. I have been thinking about doing
some colour-coded terrain for the different options as the number of options seems greater than DBM
and I find it slightly confusing to remember - perhaps because I don't draw it on a map anymore! :)
I was thinking sandy yellow for uneven, darker for rough, green for difficult and grey for impassible,
hills excepted.

But it's always going to have to be (relatively) flat and light. There's only so much you can pack and
carry to a meeting.

Rgds,
Peter
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Post by thefrenchjester »

Hi peter ,

it 's not me , it's mini me ! as in Austin powers :wink:
he surely looks the beautiful pics in the book :)
on the french Field of Glory web site you can see the frenchjester in real size ( ok ,super size , ok , ok :wink: )
but see the pics of the tables ( the worst umpire of Cannes has no interest 8) )
see you soon around the table with my armies :wink:

thefrenchjester " real to reel "
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Post by thefrenchjester »

Hi Peter ,

your idea for the ground coding is great , I think we could try it to know how it works on the tables ;

Cheers

thefrenchjester " upgrading his ground elements this week in the widerness mirror "
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