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Fall In!® 2019 Event List Event Numbers Now Contain a 2-Digit Game Start Hour Designation (24Hr Time) As the Last 2 Numbers Fall In!® 2019 Event List Event numbers now contain a 2-digit game start hour designation (24hr time) as the last 2 numbers FRIDAY GAMES F: 164: 09 - Anno Domini 1666 Blood on the streets of Vienna Friday, 9:00 AM, 2 hrs Players: 6 Karl Shanstrom 9:00AM Period: Pike & Shot, Scale: 28mm, Rules: Anno Domini 1666 F: 104: 09 - VSF Racing around the Pyramid The year is 1666 and the Emperor is dead. Forces converge in Friday, 9:00 AM, 2 hrs Players: 10 Vienna to influence the election and to manipulate the balance Jon Lundberg of power in Europe. Also more darker and sinister forces are at Period: Victorian Science Fiction, Scale: 28mm, Rules: VSF Races work. Come try the new game from Wargamer.pl Anno Domini A quick start to the convention with a light hearted race around 1666. Rules taught. a huge pyramid and Egyptian Temple. Sobek may attempt to prevent racers from passing unscathed. F: 174: 09 - 6mm D-Day Beach Landing Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 8 F: 125: 09 - Learn to Play Flames of War v4 Aaron Jenkins Friday, 9:00 AM, 3 hrs Players: 8 Period: World War II, Scale: 6mm, Rules: Modified fistful of Kevin Kelley tows Period: World War II, Scale: 15mm, Rules: Flames of War v4 Will the United States forces break through the German Mid War defenses? Wave after wave hits the beach with naval guns Learn to play Flames of War v4 the popular WWII miniature providing support but will it be enough? game. We will be in the Western Desert as the 8th Army faces off against the Deutches Afrika Korps. Rules will be taught and F: 190: 09 - Birth of the Kuban Ladder everything provided., Players will command a force of about Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 9 50 pts. Players will be recycled if their command breaks. Learn M. Francisco Palomo, I-94 Enterprises & Old Grenadier Hobbies to play Flames of War v4 the popular WWII miniature game. Period: WWII Eastern Front, Scale: 1:285 micro, Rules: Check Your 6! F: 140: 09 - We Strike at Dawn! September 1918 The furious air battles of the Kuban Campaign, rivaling in scope Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 8 the Battle of Britain, marked the turning of the tide in the Martin Fenelon, MSD Games, LLC struggle for air supremacy over the Eastern Front. Join Kapitan Period: World War I, Scale: 1:285 micro, Rules: Fight for the Aleksandr Pokryshkin and the 16th Guard Fighter Regiment on Skies: Wood & Canvas April 10, 1943, as he pioneers the innovative tactics that Hoping to gain more combat experience before the big push, revitalized the VVS' fighter arm. Or fly with the Experten of an American squadron decides to strike a German airfield at Jagdgeschwader 52, led by Gunther Rall, as they try to stem the dawn. Will they catch the hun napping? Will the experienced rising Red Tide. aces of the jagdwaffe catch the 'cowboys' in the air? Fast play air-to-air combat with the new rules and miniatures from MSD F: 199: 09 - PA Skirmish- Kennett Meeting House 1777 Games. Rules will be taught, so beginners are welcome to Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 4 command a flight or more of aircraft. Cliff Brunken Period: American War for Independence, Scale: 40mm, Rules: F: 157: 09 - Tanks in the Night Muskets & Tomahawks Friday, 9:00 AM, 3 hrs Players: 5 As the British moved up the Kings road towards the Tim Tilson, NOVAG Brandywine River- they were met by American Rifleman and Period: World War II, Scale: 15mm, Rules: Fireball Forward light troops. The Queens Rangers and Hessian Jagars 23 march 1941 Fort Dologorodoc Eritrea. The British have skirmished around the Kennett Square Meeting house. seized the high ground overlooking the Italian held city of Keren. The Italian 85th Colonial Infantry Bn. supported by tanks launches a night attack against Co B 3/12 Frontier Force. Can the Indians hold or will they be pushed back? Pour Encourager Les Autres winner, prior Fall In! 2016, 2017, & 2018 Best of Show, Best of Theme or Young Guard winner, prior Fall In! Duke Siefried Game Master of the Year, prior years, 2010 – 2018 Duke Siefried Game Master of the Year 2019 Version 1.17 Fall In!® 2019 Event List Event numbers now contain a 2-digit game start hour designation (24hr time) as the last 2 numbers F: 204: 09 - The Price of Honor - Polish Cavalry vs. Germans the Allied forces of humans and MiAankans (Cats)will be under September 1939 great pressure. Friday, 9:00 AM, 5 hrs Players: 4 Michael Sincavage F: 309: 09 - Soiree on the Saranc 1814 Period: World War II, Scale: 15mm, Rules: Battlefront Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 8 The story of Polish cavalry charging (they usually fought Peter Lowitt dismounted) German tanks in September 1939 is a myth, but Period: War of 1812, Scale: 25mm, Rules: Carnage and Glory II what is true is that Polish forces frequently bloodied the overly British General Prevost has lead an expedition south into New confident Germans during the invasion. This scenario depicts a York with the goal of taking the war to the United States. He is Polish attempt to prevent German seizure of a key village. As approaching the US base at Plattsburgh, NY. US General Izard infantry, cavalry, engineers, vehicles, etc. collide, the action is had warned the Secretary of War this might happen. But he swift and deadly. has been ordered to leave Plattsburgh and head to Oswego. British MG Robinson is leading a flanking expedition to cut off F: 230: 09 - Abu Klea the Americans. Can the British brush aside the state militia Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 8 units before the regulars arrive? George Adamo Period: 19th Century British Colonial Wars, Scale: 15mm, Rules: F: 319: 09 - Battle of Shallow Ford, NC, Oct 14th, 1780 Clans and Companies skirmish rules Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 4 Between 16 and 18 January 1885, at Abu Klea, Sudan, The Gregory Starace British Desert Column reconnaissance in force met Mahdist Period: American War for Independence, Scale: 28mm, Rules: forces near Abu Klea. The Mahdists were on there way to Carnage & Glory II participate in the fall of Khartoum. Join us on the burning Colonels Gideon and Hezekiah Wright, having raised a large sands to slice and dice the British or uphold the honor of the band of Loyalists from Surry County, N.C., are marching south empire. along the Great Wagon Rd in an attempt to connect with Cornwallis' forces in Charlotte, NC. Having connected with F: 275: 09 - Epic Conflicts of the Ancient World: An several other Patriot militia companies, Maj. Joseph Cloyd, has Introduction to TRIUMPH! Fast Play Rules for Ancient and arrived a few hundred yards from the Shallow Ford crossing of Medieval Battles Ancients the Yadkin River to lie in wait for the unsuspecting and Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 20 advancing Loyalist columns. Brian Peruski, Washington Grand Company Period: Medieval, Scale: 15mm, Rules: Triumph! F: 320: 09 - Napoleonic Battle Russian Attempts to Delay the Take on the role of Caesar, the Great Khan, or Pharaoh of French Forces (Part 1) Egypt. Lead your forces against your enemies and battle your Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 6 way across four different matchups the Biblical, Classical, Dark Lyle Bickley Age, or Medieval era. This is a walk-up game opportunity FOR Period: Napoleonic, Scale: 28mm, Rules: Carnage & Glory WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE REGISTERED (just walkup if Morning battle between the French and Russian forces. The you see an opening). It introduces players to the fast-play Russian forces have set up in a semi-prepared position to wait TRIUMPH! rules for ancient and medieval wargames. Play a one for the inevitable French attack. The Russians must hold out hour game or play a dozen. for the next 24 hours until additional reinforcements arrive. The French goal is to crush the Russians before any F: 302: 09 - Destroyermen Land Battle interference from the reinforcements. Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 6 Leo Walsh Period: Alternate history, Scale: 15mm, Rules: Home Rules Another battle from the pages of Taylor Anderson's great action series. The actual scenario will be posted at the convention. Whether its Griks (lizardmen) or The Evil Dominion Pour Encourager Les Autres winner, prior Fall In! 2016, 2017, & 2018 Best of Show, Best of Theme or Young Guard winner, prior Fall In! Duke Siefried Game Master of the Year, prior years, 2010 – 2018 Duke Siefried Game Master of the Year 2019 Version 1.17 Fall In!® 2019 Event List Event numbers now contain a 2-digit game start hour designation (24hr time) as the last 2 numbers F: 342: 09 - CHECK YOUR 6! Khalkhin Gol Lee, and had the same identical small moustache. No Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 8 moustache required to play. Paul Meyer Period: World War II, Scale: 1/144th, Rules: Check Your Six! F: 434: 09 - Duel in the Sun: A Raid in the Desert (Some house rules) Friday, 9:00 AM, 4 hrs Players: 6 Pre-war aircraft clash in the skies over Mongolia as the JAAF Joseph Bochinski and the VVS go at it 1939. Come fly Ratas, Chaikas, and Nates Period: World War II, Scale: 28mm, Rules: Bolt Action in a scenario that features an unusual mod that gives these old It's the summer of 1942, the battle between Rommel and the birds greater playability.
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