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The main focus of Bristol Conflict 2003 (was it really six years ago now) was the tournament games. Yes there was a Forge World stand and yes there were demonstration games and yes there was a very very small Games Workshop retail stand, however the main reason people went was to play games.

One Imperial Guard army which caught my eye was a Victorian Science Fiction themed army which made extensive use of the Praetorian Imperial Guard figures.

It was a really nice army. This photograph shows the Rough Riders. The mechanically enhanced soldiers in the background are counted as Ogryns which I thought was a clever idea and a nice touch.

More photographs of Imperial Guard.

Great blog on someone else’s Praetorian Imperial Guard army.

The main focus of Bristol Conflict 2003 (was it really six years ago now) was the tournament games. Yes there was a Forge World stand and yes there were demonstration games and yes there was a very very small Games Workshop retail stand, however the main reason people went was to play games.

One Imperial Guard army which caught my eye was a Victorian Science Fiction themed army which made extensive use of the Praetorian Imperial Guard figures.

The main tank used was a “Leman Russ” though as you can see the actual model took elements of the Leman Russ and combined it with an Imperial Steam Tank from Warhammer Fantasy.

It was a really nice army.

More photographs from Bristol Conflict 2003.

More photographs of Imperial Guard.

Great blog on someone else’s Praetorian Imperial Guard army.

The main focus of Bristol Conflict 2003 (was it really six years ago now) was the tournament games. Yes there was a Forge World stand and yes there were demonstration games and yes there was a very very small Games Workshop retail stand, however the main reason people went was to play games.

One Imperial Guard army which caught my eye was a Victorian Science Fiction themed army which made extensive use of the Praetorian Imperial Guard figures.

It was a really nice army and I will post some more pictures over the next week or so.

More photographs from Bristol Conflict 2003.

More photographs of Imperial Guard.

Great blog on someone else’s Praetorian Imperial Guard army.

One of the huge demonstration games on display at Bristol Conflict 2003 was the excellent Helm’s Deep from the Lord of the Rings game.

An amazing looking piece of scenery.

Chaos forces storm across the table.

More photographs of the forces of Chaos.

From a demonstration game at Bristol Conflict 2003.

I have always liked the Forge World Ork Battlefortress (less keen on the Battlewagon which it is based on).

This example was from a game at Bristol Conflict 2003.

The paintwork is a little too red and too clean for me, but you never know this may have been a part finished job so that it could be on the table for the show.

More photographs of Ork Battlefortress models.

 Inquisitorial Valkyrie lands to disembark some Storm Troopers.

From a demonstration game at Bristol Conflict 2003.

More photographs of Inquisitorial Storm Troopers Valkyrie Transport and Imperial Guard Valkyrie Transport.

A Warhound Titan strides across the battlefield.

From a demonstration game at Bristol Conflict 2003.

More Warhound Titan photographs.

Warmaster is one of those games which I really like, but actually never do very much with in terms of modelling, painting or gaming! Maybe it’s time to do something about it in 2008!

This is a fantastic Warmaster siege which was on show at GW’s Bristol Conflict back in 2003.

It used the very nice Forge World Dwarf Airship which is what to makes Warmaster more fantasy than anything else.

Overall it was a really nice looking game.