... That is, indeed, the case, but it didn't stop my own Luke Skywalker from thrashing me at a festive game of Star Wars X-Wing:
We didn't use all the kit on display here, just two Imperial vessels (me) and one X-wing, piloted by the said ungrateful offspring. It occurred to me afterwards that I hadn't actually managed a shot at the wily ingalactic yoof. I think next time it will have to be something more sedate - Hammerin' Iron, perhaps.
While my ageing brain addled along in the wake of the dice, rules, tokens, and such like, I was, nonetheless, rather taken with the models themselves. They appear to be resin, and are pre-painted to a very nice standard.
I must return to my Germanic bathtub, and, following an afternoon spent in the shed, some rediscovered 'Army Black'.
Army black chaps sound most promising...
ReplyDeleteMmmm, they look a bit ropey at the moment. Too long in the shed.
DeleteX Wing's a great wee game. And don't forget...father knows best!!
ReplyDeleteExactly! Just as I said. That put him in his place...not.
DeleteAgreed on the quality of X-wing, especially as a gateway for one's offspring. Sounds like you had fun!
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I should mention that my offspring is a sad disappointment - introduced to war gaming in the mid-1990s with a proper historical basis (mainly ACW in 15mm), he long ago went over to the Dark Side of Sci Fi, fantasy and all that jazz. However, he does have a 5 year old son...
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