RAMPAGE 2010 - ILFORD VARIABLE POINTS COMP -15 & 25mm

nigelemsen · Post by **nigelemsen** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 9:29 am

On the best terrian comp will you be separating "commerically produced" against "scatch built"? Otherwise the biggest wallet will win with no personal effort

course, I'm not making my own to match the theme of my army, honest

philqw78 · Post by **philqw78** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 10:12 am

The problem being most scratch built terrain is a piece of felt cut to size. Completely scratch built will mean 1 or 2 pieces in the whole competition. A scratch built village/wood will be made up of, normally, commerciallly built houses/trees painted/arranged by the owner. I have some nice terrain. Alll bought, but normally customized for me or by me. I have a working volcano for my impassable. I have never set it off as the competition organisers and my opponenets may frown upon beig covered in vinegar and red dye.

I also have pieces of felt if I am not driving to the venue.

shall · Post by **shall** » Wed Jun 02, 2010 9:57 pm

Peter and I will definitely bias towards scratch built BUT it needs to match commercial quality ... so if equal, then scratch built would win. Camps count.

At the end of the day its how it looks to the viewer that matters, whether built or bought. Invest time or invest money. I firmly believe built will win on average if done well, so investing time has the edge. My best terrain at home is self made (well not quite my kind brother did it for me!).

So get building!

Si

philqw78 · Post by **philqw78** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 7:30 am

I think Lynda has the most scratch built terrain. She could probably knock you up* a village in a couple of days. Might shrink in the wash though.

*Due to possible confusion this is English.

nikgaukroger · Post by **nikgaukroger** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 11:01 pm

nikgaukroger wrote:
shall wrote:The first lists are in. Keep those registrations going to Peter Cross.

Knew there was something I was meaning to do ...

And then I find I have to be in Norfolk that weekend and cannot make it. Arse

Rampage is one of my favourites.

shall · Post by **shall** » Sun Jun 06, 2010 5:56 pm

Entries have just hit 30 - plenty of space for more. Keep 'em coming. Nice mix of armies so far. Should be fun.

Si

Robert241167 · Post by **Robert241167** » Sun Jun 06, 2010 6:08 pm

Hi Si

My entry will be coming off tomorrow as I need the entry form printing off at work.

The cheque is done and signed.

Rob

Robert241167 · Post by **Robert241167** » Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:23 pm

Hi guys

Anyone in touch with Si?

I've tried sending my army lists to his e-mail address but they keep bouncing back.

I've dropped him a PM but so far it is unread.

Thanks for any help.

Rob

petedalby · Post by **petedalby** » Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:29 pm

I've heard from Si.

Try - SAHwargames@aol.com

Apologies if you already have.

Robert241167 · Post by **Robert241167** » Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:38 pm

Cheers Pete

On the first page it shows as SHwargames@aol.com.

Have tried your version and keeping my fingers crossed.

Rob

rogerg · Post by **rogerg** » Tue Jun 15, 2010 11:06 am

Were you asking for runners and riders Rob? The lists aren't due until this weekend.

I'll be sending mine after the Wednesday night game. It might change after that, so don't try sneaking a look tomorrow.

peteratjet · Post by **peteratjet** » Wed Jun 16, 2010 4:53 pm

I asked this a while ago ... What time do we need to be there on Saturday morning? This determines which train I have to catch in Didcot. Early, Very Early, or Horrendously Early.

shall · Post by **shall** » Wed Jun 16, 2010 6:55 pm

Hi guys

The address is sahwargames@aol.com Have asked Rampage team to correct the typo but tell your friends.

Roughly 20 lists in so far. Even a few correct ones .....Will publish runners and riders here on the Monday before the event. Looking like about 25 in 15mm and 8 in 25mm. As Roger said lists need to be with me Friday. Major checking session planned for Saturday with mood determined by previous nights football!

Get there for an 8.30 check-in on the Saturday please. Prompt 9am start for FOG.

Much progress at the show. New boards and cloths will be provided. Good terrain much appreciated, so bring it along. Prize for best terrain and best painted army within FOG. Considering a "prize" for worst terrain as well ....

See you there

Si

peteratjet · Post by **peteratjet** » Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:38 am

Horrendously

shall · Post by **shall** » Sat Jun 19, 2010 11:36 am

But a good finish time at the end of it.

Si

shall · Post by **shall** » Sat Jun 19, 2010 11:41 am

With all entires in we will have 26 in 15mm and 8 n 25mm - so FOG is up to 34 players from the 16 last year. Thanks to all for your support in attending.

Here are the runners and riders in the 25mm section.

Lance Flint Classical Greek
Richard Jeffrey-Cook Late Republican Roman
Gordon Jamieson Palmyran
David Allen Late Republican Roman
Simon Elliot Dominate Roman
Byron Emsen Free Company
Nigel Emsen Medieval German City Leagues
Simon Hall (not competing) New Kingdom Egyptian

I will not be competing for anything but I will play normally. Sames system as last year (although I wasn't needed then as it was even). I will always use an 800pt army. I will fill the bye position. Opponents minimum score is 10. If they get more they keep the actual score. Looking at the amry matchy ups the 10 minimum might not be needed!!

See you all there

Si

PS 5 missing from 15mm lists at present. R&R will be published as soon as they are all in. Expecting this to be Monday. SAH

nigelemsen · Post by **nigelemsen** » Tue Jun 22, 2010 3:59 pm

So the plan for the weekend it is try to dodge the Skill Swordsmen... mmmm
Me thinks that one is not going to be too successful...
How many BGs are you aloud to flank march???

shall · Post by **shall** » Wed Jun 23, 2010 7:02 am

All lists now in. Here is the list of players in 15mm with dates, and 25mm with dates now added.

See you there. Let the banter commence....

Si

David Parish Later Crusader 1167AD
Steven Stead Fatimid Egyptian 1073AD
Keith Martin Smith Hellenistic Greek 146BC
Wayne Dare Bosporan 109BC
Graham Evans Dominate Roman 390AD
Ian Stewart Ordonnance French 1481AD
Ian Mackay HYW English (cont) 1420AD
Simon LeRay-Mayer Feudal Portuguese 1278AD
Andy Kitcher Yuan Chinese 1290AD
David Fairhurst Inca 1491AD
Linda Fairhurst Later Swiss 1477AD
Pete Dalby Later Ottoman Turkish 1434AD
Steve Murton Eaerly Crown ofd Aragon 1300AD
Steve Tresadern Later Serbian 1385AD
Steve Hammond Ordonnance French 1472AD
David Cutner Catalan 1385AD
Paul Cummins Later Ottoman Turkish 1435AD
Darrell Pearce Bosporan 50AD
Harrison Pearce Later Ottoman Turkish 1458AD
Roger Greenwood Free Company 1444AD
Jon Akers Latin Greek 1310AD
Robert Taylor Santa HN Castillan 1483AD
Peter Card Early Macedonian Successor 276BC
Steve Hammond Jnr Later Ottoman Turkish 1430AD
Jason Broomer Later Seleucid 165BC
Peter Cross Medieval Cypriot 1373AD

25mm

Lance Flint Classical Greek 480BC
Richard Jeffrey-Cook Late Republican Roman 44BC
Gordon Jamieson Palmyran 260BC
David Allen Late Republican Roman 42BC
Simon Elliot Dominate Roman 390AD
Byron Emsen Free Company 1400AD
Nigel Emsen Medieval German City Leagues 1489AD
Simon Hall (Ump) New Kingdom Egyptian 1200BC

shall · Post by **shall** » Wed Jun 23, 2010 7:04 am

So the plan for the weekend it is try to dodge the Skill Swordsmen... mmmm
Me thinks that one is not going to be too successful...
How many BGs are you aloud to flank march???

Quite a few if you use both sides....but remember with 9ft tables ther flanks may well be on the table anyway!

If you think you need to watch out how do you think my Egyptians feel!!

Skilled swordsmen wasted on my army - just swordsmen is scary enough.

Si

paulcummins · Post by **paulcummins** » Wed Jun 23, 2010 9:16 am

Ohhh, Im in with the in crowd of Ottomans

thatll teach me to choose an army at the last minute

RAMPAGE 2010 - ILFORD VARIABLE POINTS COMP -15 & 25mm

How well did the variable points format work last year?