The Demo Gamers

A blog dedicated to wargaming - especially Bolt Action WWII games. We aim to play the whole game - figures, scenery, terrain and the story - for players and spectators in demonstration and public participation games.

Thursday, 24 April 2014

Bolt Action 600 Point Armies

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All Infantry force As part of our multi player Bolt Action games we have been using 600 point armies for each player.  Initially we thou...
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Monday, 21 April 2014

City Fight - The battle for Central Park

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We're on a roll now.  We re-organised our board for a different style of city battle. This time we have a city around a central park w...
Saturday, 19 April 2014

City Fight - Test Game Two

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Today we had our second city fight game.  Six players with 600 points each. 3 x German vs an allied US, British and Australian force. 3...
Sunday, 13 April 2014

City Fight - Test Game One

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The Combatants - prepared for battle About a month ago we asked the question, " How would you fight on this city board ?" The...
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Saturday, 22 March 2014

The Town Fountain

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A Rolling Stone? A nice town needs an impressive fountain. I wanted a round fountain but wasn't sure what would work well until I ...
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Thursday, 20 March 2014

Plastic vs Metal Challenge Accepted

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Plastics or Metal?  Which is better for your model soldiers? My position is that both have their advantages and disadvantages.  Metals ne...
Monday, 17 March 2014

Sarissa Precision WWII collection

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A Little Sarissa Precision village In line with our plan for a massive multi player city fight , we have now purchased a few of Sarissa ...
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The Demo Gamers
We enjoy Wargaming - also known as "playing with toy soldiers" for the general public. Our speciality is playing demonstration or public participation games to introduce players to the joy and satisfaction of wargaming as a fulfilling hobby and source of adventure and excitement. Modelling, painting, history, strategy, tactics, gaming and companionship. And being able to make gun noises in an appropriate setting.
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