The year is 1941.......Hitler hasn't invaded Russia, the French fleet ended up in German hands, only 3,000 troops got away at Dunkirk, Germany has not Allied with the Japanese, the United States have not entered the war, the Luftwaffe concentrated on;y on the RAF and airfields etc......
Dudley Constable is situated on the south coast of England, a picturesque, quiet corner of England but for how long......
No real close up shots as most of the figures have been seen before but if you want close ups Mr. De Mille can be contacted and they can be arranged....
Harbour area....
Cottage hospital staff help the wounded....
Bomb craters dot the area......
The village green and cricket club area...
A pill box needs to be manned....
The docks under guard...
A VIP comes ashore with escort after his craft is damaged?
Fantastic looking terrain.
ReplyDeleteI'm both jealous and inspired!
The set up is looking really really good Fran. Very impressed.
ReplyDeleteLooks really good and cool story line. Enjoy the game!
ReplyDeleteLooking really nice! I can see Captain Mainwarring and his squad parading out of time here! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBombing the cricket pitch??!! Will they stop at nothing? Looks brilliant mate.
ReplyDeleteLooks good, I can really picture it being like this in 1941.
ReplyDeleteFantastic set up, Fran!
ReplyDeleteExcellent set-up!
ReplyDeleteThe Krauts bombed the cricket pitch?
ReplyDeleteBloody Hun heathens...
Very cool set up. You wargamers get the best toys. ;)
ReplyDeleteSpeaking as a bloody Hun heathen Kraut...Re. the cricket pitch;
ReplyDeleteSubbuteo - with rifles at the ready from the Revell/Matchbox LRDG/SAS kit...we wouldn't let a few holes in the pitch ruin a chance to hear leather on willow! Cucumber sandwiches anyone? Those ships aren't in range yet, are they?
Quite a good display and setup there, with some good backstory at the start.
ReplyDeleteNice set up! Pretty cool stuff!
ReplyDeleteThat set-up looks beautiful! Does this mean we're going to get to see some Sealion battle reports soon? I hope so!
ReplyDeleteNice! Looks ready to be invaded.
ReplyDeleteThat's a brill looking table Fran and a nice what if idea!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
that looks the biz
ReplyDeleteWow that is an amazing set up
ReplyDeleteClose up view? This looks awesome. Figurine and figurine's location makes it look different and cute everytime.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! A Sealion/Went The Day Well/Eagle Has Landed type campaign has been my dream since before I actually started wargaming. With you providing inspiration, it might actually happen.
ReplyDeletenice dude, your ready for war lol
ReplyDeleteWow that is some great looking terrain!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. Will get to see a Sealion game in progress too?
ReplyDeleteHopefully soon...
Deleteit is very beautiful, Lurk!
ReplyDeleteVery nice setup. Should make for many fun battles. Enjoy your hard work.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. I think you could take that to a show or convention.
ReplyDeleteNice man. looks great
ReplyDeletethe scenery looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat table, the harbor area is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteFantastic looking terrain, Fran; it is a very nice game table.
ReplyDeleteVery nice look table Fran. Can't wait to see the AAR of this game if your going to post one?
ReplyDeleteShould be one soon...
Deletevery nice looking table. Enjoy the game.
ReplyDeleteNo molehills!! There´s always molehills..enid Blyhton was always harping on about molehills. "Damm those molehills !!" she would say.
ReplyDeleteNice looking set up. What will it look like after a sever stukering!!!!!
Cheers
Paul
Looking at the photos I feel like I'm flying over it ready to bomb it!
ReplyDeleteGreat display! I love elaborate setups!
Dudley Constable? Sounds like a Canadian Mountie!
ReplyDeletethat looks very good. but why does the VIP have a gun to the back of his head lol
ReplyDeletelooks boss man, i used to make artillary shot craters out of upside down mr kipling apple pies pushed in the middle :D
ReplyDeleteI love it! You do need some sightscreens for the cricket pitch with a boundary rope and then it would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteThese are some great shots of the overall table, which is nice for those of us who've never gotten to see a game being played. So I'm glad you did it this way. Also I can't wait to see how this plays out in an alternate time line. I'd like it if you could take us through the game as it unfolds when you do play it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice gaming table, looking forward to see some cricket players on the field.
ReplyDeleteBest regards dalauppror
Great setup my friend all you need now is some Very British Civil War forces and you are away, lol. No really a great setup and as Anne said I cant wait to see it unfold.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! The setup looks fab. You need some animals though. Perhaps some dead cows near the shellholes (Perhaps those dreaded 5th columnist cows...)
ReplyDeleteCurt
love the post!
ReplyDeleteGreat setup.
ReplyDeleteI was hoping this post was going to be about my local police force. Never mind, great looking scenery.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Matt
Man, this isn't just a gaming setup, it's like its own little world. This is some serious eye candy. Well done, Fran!
ReplyDeleteThis is looking pretty darn good mate!!!! Really love the set up, lots of character!
ReplyDeleteNice set up Fran, Jerry should get knocked for a six after bombing the pitch!
ReplyDeleteMy fave is the water area.
ReplyDeleteSuperb set up
ReplyDeleteMake a YT vid of these kinds of stories, man! They rule!
ReplyDeleteNice. I sincerely hope that beach is laced with mustard gas...
ReplyDeletewow,great terrain and set up
ReplyDeleteGroovy! I'm always particularly interested in the French Resistance as a theater of the war:)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like when my brother plays CoD but on a board.
ReplyDeleteThis table looks great. Let the gaming begin!
ReplyDeletefunny how the bomb craters look real enough, but the pop out of the ground, instead of being level with it. but I guess it would ruin the terrain to cut holes in it just for craters.
ReplyDeleteha, I think this What If concept is actually pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat set up Fran, very effective, this is terrain I'ld like to play on.
ReplyDeletethat's a great layout, it will make for real fun games
ReplyDeleteAll of these are so detailed, they're awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is cool.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout. I can't wait to see more, especially close-ups and batreps.
ReplyDeleteGreat set up!
ReplyDeleteLooking great!
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