PhotosThis page contains random pictures from the gaming photo album. If anyone would like to have their picture removed, please let me know. Halloween - October 31, 2001
Here is a long overdue set of pictures from Russ Williams' RussCon gathering.
Every Halloween there is a great costume party, and here are some of the participants.
Everyone looks great.
Surprisingly, less games were played as everyone stood around and talked
and admired everyone else's handy work.
Another year, another Games Day - I wouldn't miss it for the world.
Once again a cold day in Dave's basement. Everyone bundled up.
Many games were played and many ales were drank.
We had 16 gamers and lots of games on the table.
Unfortunately the host and some of the guests made a cozy acquaintance with Bad Apple liquor.
This took its deadly toll.
However there were lots of laughs and jokes until 2 in the morning.
One month to the day of the last game night, we held another game night in the
old homestead of Dan Becker.
There were about 12 guests and plenty of pizza, munchables, and drink.
The crowd was loud, and the games lasted until about 1 a.m..
These photos are from a nice long Game Day held on the Monday
holiday. Starting at 2 p.m. and ending at 11 p.m., we
played many excellent games.
The Rozimareks also cooked up some barbecued hamburgers
and spicy bratwursts to go with the numerous side dishes.
This set of photos shows the handy work of three friends who are excellent miniature artists. The photos show the world you can create with balsa wood, spare parts, and model railroad junk. Here we see the results of one night's battle at Games Workshop's Necromunda, a game that I own, but have yet to play on any regular basis. According to one friend, it is similar to army men crossed with a board game.
Miniature artistry by Kevin Mooney, Brian Peebles, and Val Thomas.
Photography by Val Thomas.
Game nights were sparse in the first half of the year 2000, due mainly to my procrastination and promises that I would host one once my homemade game table was complete. After the delays and machinations of The World's Slowest Woodworker, I finally completed the table and hosted a Game night.
This night we played several games:
Sky Runner,
Andromeda,
Taj Mahal,
Carabande,
Big City,
and
Mamma Mia!
A fun night of gaming hosted by Ed Rozmiarek in Round Rock, Texas.
That night we played Looping Louie, It's Mine,
Stephenson's Rocket, and Vinci.
We also were treated to a spectacular total eclipse of the moon.
Scenes from a mid-winter all-day Games Day.
Food and gaming go well together.
What great gaming day is not begun or ended with a visit to a diner
or other eating establishment?
This is a small ritual of our gaming group that is met with great
enthusiasm.
Following are several New Jersey Diner pictures before Games Day from years 1997 to the present.
We've been gaming for a long time.
It's fun to look back at some of the games that
predate the European Family Strategy Game invasion of the 1990s.
Lots of good memories here.
Someday I will dig up the Avalon Hill and Microgames of the 1980s.
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