Only 3 weeks away now. 

What is everyone looking forward to? What is on your wishlist to buy? Which games are taking your fancy?

Personally I want some real estate from Leven and a look at those latex trenches that Timecast do. I may also be purchasing some more recruits for a planned demo for next years show. I do like the idea of a slow grom project with no time concerns!

I saw Peter at Phalanx yesterday and he has promised me that he will start to plan the show soon, so all should be well!

See you there

Sean (or Bob Point as I'm known on Twitter!)

Hi Sean. As part of the Deeside Defenders I'll be putting on a WW2 operational game set in the western desert.  As a demo/participation game it'll be a little different from our previous offerings; Austerlitz, Bull Run, Bridge at Remagen, Plassey, Banja Luka. 

I am looking forward to JoS as the 6mm gamers are a positive and inventive bunch in general - I'm hoping to get a better chance to talk to the other demonstrators this year.  

I've set up a blog at operation-wargame.blogspot.com where I will post updates on the game build.   Ian (Deeside Defender)

My (Jaco)bite sized Culloden is nearly ready and being play tested. Fits easily in the boot too!!                                       

My pics just disappeared!!

My group is running the 'traditional' large GNW game which I hope you will like. There will be loads of great looking games if past shows are anything to go by. I would though recommend talking to the people at the show. As IanT mentions there is alos usually a lot of very innovative and interesting people/games/idea around - including at the Deeside's table. So spend some time talking if you can. 

I'll be there with the South London Warlords putting on a Market Garden game (XX Corp and purple smoke). Really looking forward to having a butchers at what everyone else is doing as there's always at least two things you see and go 'oooh, that's a cracking idea'. Also good to just have a natter with like-minded gamers in a cool, friendly show. Oh, and its a weekend away with me mates as well!

One of the great things about Jof6 is the time to talk to people, so many shows are slightly cramped, and noisy in the hall, so I struggle, but Jo6 is a delight.

Looking forward to my first (but hopefully not my last) visit to Jof6. Planning to drive up together with a couple of comrades from Oxford Wargames Society.

Chris

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