Footsloggers - the lists

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On 21st and 22nd May the "Footsloggers" competition was run at Battlefield Hobbies. As the name suggests this had a theme of infantry armies - other than a camp armies had to wholly comprise of “Foot” troops. To see the armies and results read on ...

The results were:

1:  Simon Hall - Ikko Ikki - 60 pts

2.  Nik Gaukroger - Early Arab Conquest - 52 pts

3.  Roger Pitfield - Southern Mapuche - 48 pts

4.  Robin Spence - Late Republican Roman - 45 pts

5.  Steve Charlton - Later Swiss - 44 pts

6.  Philip Powell - Later Swiss - 44 pts

7.  Will Denham - Canari - 44 pts

8.  James Hamilton - Thracian Hill Tribes - 43 pts

9.  Peter Entwistle - Qin - 43 pts

10. Richard Jeffrey-Cook - Inca Empire - 42pts

11. Malcolm Barnfield - Anglo-Danish - 40 pts

12. Keith Spedding - Hawaiian - 38 pts

13. Paul Cummins - Viking in Ireland - 36 pts

14. Richard Baliszewski - Paeonian - 27 pts

15. Jeremy Hawison-Haworth - Early Franks - 17 pts

16. Rob Brand - Early 100 Years War English - 16 pts

"Retired hurt" - Gareth Evans - Free Company

"Spare" used in rounds 1 and 2 - Bantu Kingdoms


The armies used:



















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