Big Picture : Firepower

This weeks Big Picture is from the Woolwich Firepower Museum. I took this at the South East London Wargaming event at the museum in May last year. Aside from being an interesting and friendly event the location was quite stunning.

From The Big Picture

Daytrip to Hendon

I've been out with the family today. We went to the RAF Museum at Hendon. I took loads of pictures and will post some in a day or so, when I've had a chance to sort and label them properly. In the meantime here's a picture I took inside the Milestones of Flight hall.

I thought this was an excellent day out, especially on a rainy day like today. The whole museum is under cover and entry is Free. Keep an eye out for more pictures and a full write up in a few days.

Panzerfaust

I've been painting some troops carrying Panzerfaust and decided to look for any video showing them in action. I found these two YouTube videos that illustrate how easy this weapon was to use. They certainly look effective.

And this Nazi propaganda film shows several infantry anti tank weapons in use.

Watchers in the Sky

I've just read about this new adventure by Graham Walmsley and I may get myself a copy for some light Easter reading. The Adventure may be bleak but boring it clearly isn't. Various reviewers have described this as a cross between Lovecraft and Hitchcock.The tag line says all you need to know about this story "Your friends cannot be trusted, your knowledge means nothing, and everything you hold dear turns to dust." (Source: RPGNews.com)

Sold as a PDF download from various online retailers this new scenario for Call of Cthulhu looks to be truly creepy. There is an interesting review and discussion of this scenario on the Yog-Sothoth forum.