by Rich Smethurst
Great Lakes, area shops and other "friends of gaming" are combining to present Warband '05 in the Cincinnati area March 12. Inside the Knights of St. John Hall in Reading, OH, club members will present a number of miniatures events -- some with the theme of "What If" Invasions -- covering action from prehistoric times to the future, including Ancients, Napoleonics, Civil War and WW II. A Painted Unit Raffle, three Swap & Sell sessions and Cantina Food Service will help offset the costs of this FREE historical miniatures convention. Check out www.hmgsgl.com for more information, or call Rich Smethurst at (513) 677-1683, evenings. Warband Program:
9am "15mm DBA Warband Theme Tournament" with Jim Williams.
10am Cantina Food Service opens.
11am "Skirmish Rules" 1/48 scale WW II GIs vs. Volksturm with Jim Fox Noon Swap & Sell Afternoon Session (table space until 1pm)
1pm "Company Commander" 1/72 scale WW II Combat with John Leahy
2pm "FTCOC" 15mm Renaissance Naval Warfare with Dale Kemper; Prevesa
3pm "Colby Rules" 15mm WW II Pacific Island Invasion with Jack Shaw 5pm Cantina Food Service Closes
6pm Swap & Sell Evening Session (table space until 8 pm) 7pm War Movie downstairs at bar; voting throughout day 8pm Remaining gamers become ad hoc clean up crew Directions to Warband '05: From North: I-75 South to Exit 12, turn right on Cooper, then right on Wyoming. Cross RR tracks and bridge. Turn left at 2nd traffic light. This is Jefferson. From South: I-75 North to Exit 12, turn right on Davis, then left on Jefferson. Cross Benson on Jefferson -- North on Jefferson to traffic light by WW I Doughboy Memorial. Turn left onto Vine. Go past Sts. Peter & Paul. Turn left at Mill, then left onto Pearl St. Hall is third building on right. Park on street or in church lot. These are one way streets which limit approach. If lost, call Rich on his cell phone at the Hall at the day of the con, (513) 919-8105. Back to The Herald 63 Table of Contents Back to The Herald List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 2005 by HMGS-GL. This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |