We're having a bit of a working bee this Saturday for the club in my gaming cave/workshop. Stuff we will be working on will include;
New Hills
Even more Forest bases
Consolidating Terrain Collection
Fixing Broken Terrain
Details are:
Terrain Working Bee
15th Feb 1pm (BBQ at 5pm) BYO meat.
Sam & Fern's Place
(ask at club for address or post interest in Comments Section)
Showing posts with label Terrain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terrain. Show all posts
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Monday, 2 December 2013
Working Bee Photos
First Photos from the KWC Working Bee
Some phot's from the Working Bee at Herman's. Good turnout, plenty of hands, made lots of terrain. The club is a pile of forest bases and marshes richer. The hills are also coming along well. Many thanks to all the hands that made light work.
MDF at hand
marking the shapes...
Some phot's from the Working Bee at Herman's. Good turnout, plenty of hands, made lots of terrain. The club is a pile of forest bases and marshes richer. The hills are also coming along well. Many thanks to all the hands that made light work.
MDF at hand
marking the shapes...
and out come the power tools!
Voila ! The first bases taking shape
Thursday, 21 November 2013
1,2,3...KWC, Working Bee
All about rhyming slang today:
1,2,3...Kapiti
KWC, Working Bee...

A group of us are getting together to build and maintain terrain tomorrow 23.11.2013
Open to members, their families and friends. We intend to build and maintian terrain for the club, frazzle a few sausages on the BBQ over lunch.
At Herman's place, from 10 am onwards: Details from committee members or via the KWC facebook page: Clicky on bee for link:
Monday, 18 February 2013
KWC goes to the New Zealand Team Championships 2013 ( Warhammer Fantasy)
KWC's Kapiti Krushers goes to the New Zealand Team Championships 2013
(Warhammer Fantasy Battles)
The Kapiti Wargames Club fielded a team called the Kapiti Krushers at Saturday and Sunday's New Zealand Warhammer Fantasy Battles Team Championships, held and Ngaio Town Hall, in Wellington
Unpacking the armies
The first round of action begins
The Kapiti Krushers team consisted of
Hamish (Captain, Warriors of Chaos) - centre
Sam (Daemons of Chaos) - right
Nick (Orcs and Goblins) - back
Herman (Dark Elves) - right
The tournament took place over 2 days, with 40 players in 10 teams, each playing 6 rounds in total.
WoC vs Lizardmen
| Nick taking on Chaos Daemons |
Sam's Bloodletters on the rampage
Second Round: Team Omen
Nick facing the Empire
Sam taking on High Elves
Hamish dealing with a Vampiric incursion. Excellent support for the team provided by Fern throughout the two days, even painting some Skaven, to boot...
Some armies were absolute works of art...
Peter Dunn's Ogres on the march
Chaos Dwarfs dominating a group of Harpies. Even the Dark Elf shades from the adjoining table have something to say...
Nick taking on the Empire again, this time from the Capital Crusaders, an Aussie team
The spoils
The Victors: The Von Trapp Family (Also known as the Dunns)
A mountain of terrain to be put away after the games
This was my first tournament, which I approached with just a bit of trepidation, but I found all the opponents I came up against accepting of my lack of tournament experience and ignorance of some of the finer niceties of the 8th edition rules. Took out a win against Lizardmen, Two draws (Brettonia and Dark Elves) on my first outing
We came in 8th overall, which was a little disappointing for some, but I am generally quite satisfied with our performance (being the newbie)
Still some bragging rights in that: I suppose KWC's Kapiti Krushers are now Ranked no 8 team in NZ until next year.
Not bad for a start, I think... And…we beat the Aussies (yay!)
Herman
Check my WHFB blog for more detail and photos: Trouble in the Border Provinces
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