Category Archives: Stoke Rochford Gaming

Ironclad Action

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Tony

Day two of the recent Stoke Rochford Gaming meet was given over to a Land Ironclads game. Organised by the Italian Stallion, Silvio la Verde, the game used the same terrain mats as the previous day’s Imperial Skies game. The … Continue reading →

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The Battle of Latakia

Posted on October 25, 2016 by Tony

The weekend just past saw another gathering of the Stoke Rochford gamers. These take place (as the name suggests) at Stoke Rochford Hall in Lincolnshire, a hotel set in a Victorian mansion just south of Grantham. Saturday’s gaming saw a … Continue reading →

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(Almost) Ready for Action

Posted on October 13, 2015 by Tony

This weekend sees the latest Aeronef weekend at Stoke Rochford Hall in Lincolnshire. The theme this time is a refight of Jutland using Aeronef – we’re hoping to have all of the capital ships that were present at the real … Continue reading →

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Jutland at Stoke Rochford, take 2

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Tony

Unfortunately for various reasons the last Stoke Rochford gaming weekend had to be cancelled, which meant that the planned Aeronef Jutland refight never happened. However, not to be daunted, the event has been rescheduled for October, with an expansion in … Continue reading →

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An Alternative View of History

Posted on February 9, 2015 by Tony

UPDATE – This edition of the Stoke Rochford weekends has been CANCELLED – the next event will now be in October. We’ve just had confirmation of the next Stoke Rochford Aeronef weekend, which will be held over the weekend of … Continue reading →

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