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Edwin Voskamp's Games Day 1996

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I attended Games Day 1996 in Baltimore, Maryland. It was a great experience, meeting people from the mailing list, talking with Jervis Johnson and playing 40K of course. I took a pile of pictures, some of which ended up on Chris Bickford's web site:

• List Members at Games Day. A wonderful picture Chris put up, with an index to the people in the picture. It's so good I decided just to link to it.
• Thunderhawk. A decent shot of one of the ThunderHawk Space Marine Gunships custom built by Games Workshop for the event of showing the complete Ultra Marine Chapter.

I also took some pictures of the great-looking terrain Games Workshop had provided to play on:

• Jungle (32 KB). A great looking picture of a piece of watery jungle over which a fierce battle between Tyranids and Imperial Guards was fought.
• Poison Wasteland (17 KB). An impressive industrial area, with nasty-looking chemical, undoubtedly toxic, waste.n Tyranids and Imperial Guards was fought.
• Trenches (17 KB). A very nice defensive setup, with trenches, entrenched artillery positions, bunkers, etcetera.
• Space Hulk Extravaganza (22 KB). A very large Space Hulk setup, built completely of Monster Bases and the site of some of the goriest slaughter I've seen, run by the list's own Tim Huckleberry.