The Knights of the Oblong Table...

[Harry Faversham]

The Knights of the Oblong Table have been getting all medieval with one another again. Ser Peter-de-Plonka has long coveted King Harry the Lionfart's lush farming land bordering his Kingdom. A rash land grab on his part has brought King Harry's retinue hotfooting up the Great Yorksire Road to teach him the error of his ways. Bishop Bonc, fearing for the thatched roof, of his church tries to bring calm to much troubled waters...









Predictably the good Bishop's prattlings fall upon deaf ears...













TRIUMPH!!!

Ser Peter-de-Plonka is cut down!!!

TRAGEDY!!!

King Harry the Lionfart joins him!!!

The battle rages on...









"By 'eck lads, one last push, an't victor'll be a bitch well taken!"*

Cried King Harry the Lionfart's Champion Knight!

*Loosely translated from't medieval Yorkshire, role a big six and it's game over (think Sharpey in a tin 'at and overcoat here) lads



So dear reader, as the chronicles have recorded for posterity, victory went to Harry's game lads. Sadly, Ser Peter-de-Plonka's riven corpse was absent from his massive piles of dead.
Happily, a wounded King Harry the Lionfart, was carried by faithful retainers into the church for medical ministrations.
We leave The Knights of the Oblong Table being led in prayer for the recovery of their beloved King by Bishop Bonc in person.

[Peter]

Nice battle report and very colorfull figures!

[Minuteman]

Another fine spectacle, featuring more colourful characters and great looking figures. That wargaming table is certainly getting lots of intensive use.

[Harry Faversham]

King Harry the Lionfart...

[MABO]

Looks like a speedy recovery.

[Harry Faversham]

Looks like a speedy recovery.

The power of prayer!
Stay tuned, the Knights of the Oblong Table are riding again this weekend.

[MABO]

I grind my sword for so long...

[Harry Faversham]

Reinforcements for King Harry, his Standard Bearer's rocked up!

[C M Dodson]

They are very nice indeed , if not a bit naughty!

Chris

[Harry Faversham]

Ser Wankalot arrives in the Holy Land!

[Peter]

That are some nice painted figures!

[MABO]

They will add more colour to already colourful armies.

[Graeme]

Looks like a speedy recovery.

The power of prayer!

"Now gracious God please save our King.
his people and all his godewylling.
Grant him long live and gode ending.
So we with myrth may savely sing.

Deo Gratias.
Deo Gratias.
Anglia. Rede pro victoria."

A fabulous display of colour and crunching metal in this early A1 Motorway pileup Harry; I look forward to further installments.

Great weathering on that knight. he won't be mistaken for Sir Washalot.