A picture from Prague Summer Con

**Lino22** · 07-28-2013 13:01

We had a WoG Cone here in Prague last weekend. I like this picture so i wanted to share

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The old guy sitting on the left side is a real pilot (Mig 15, 17, 21).

**Nightbomber** · 07-28-2013 13:10

Love it! Thanks for sharing it!

**Kaiser** · 07-28-2013 13:40

Cool!

**Lt. S.Kafloc** · 07-28-2013 15:05

Nice pic.

**7eat51** · 07-28-2013 17:25

Very nice, Jan.

You edited the picture very well.

**calm** · 07-28-2013 17:38

Nice photo

**Flying Officer Kyte** · 07-28-2013 23:39

Very poignant Sven.

Rob.

**Diamondback** · 07-28-2013 23:48

More important, Jan, what'd the guy who's Played For Real Marbles think of the game? :P

Nice photo, and nice selective colorization!

**Watchdog** · 07-28-2013 23:54

Just a note.

The man in the yellow T-shirt is Ládínek, the owner of the board games shop and the gaming club Svět deskových her. We all owe him our thanks for the awesome support and hospitality, without which the Con would have been much more difficult to organize, if possible at all, due to the number of participants (21 pilots in total during the two days of gaming).

**Lino22** · 07-29-2013 00:15

@ Diamondback: I have to ask him yet. I think this was his first game. I am going to visit him soon, because he casts his own 1/200 scale airplanes. When i saw his FW-190 "Dora" and He 52, i kinda started staggerin'.

**Watchdog** · 07-29-2013 00:28

Originally Posted by Diamondback

More important, Jan, what'd the guy who's Played For Real Marbles think of the game? :P

Nice photo, and nice selective colorization!

He seemed quite impressed with WGF when he tried it, even though he did not score any kills.

Originally, on Friday, he came to the shop to buy some airplanes for his collection of 900 models (which contains models of all the airplanes that had ever served in the Czechoslovak or Czech air forces since 1918). Then he watched us play and apologized for not being able to come on Saturday. Needless to say that not only he did come, but we actually persuaded him to play with us and I think we may have gotten him hooked a bit.

**flash** · 07-29-2013 01:26

Originally Posted by Watchdog

Just a note. The man in the yellow T-shirt is Ládínek, the owner of the board games shop and the gaming club Svět deskových her. We all owe him our thanks for the awesome support and hospitality, without which the Con would have been much more difficult to organize, if possible at all, due to the number of participants (21 pilots in total during the two days of gaming).

Fitting that he was highlighted due to his yellow shirt - maybe he should get a medal for his outstanding service !

**itchy** · 07-29-2013 01:56

well done nice picture and report.

**Guntruck** · 07-29-2013 05:36

Nice picture, thanks

**BobP** · 07-29-2013 13:46

Great photo of a fighter pilot who flew jets playing with WWI planes. Thanks

**Marechallannes** · 07-29-2013 13:48

Originally Posted by Flying Officer Kyte

Very poignant Sven.

Rob.

**Nightbomber** · 07-29-2013 14:29

I am proud to be the wingman of this man in the blue t-shirt.

**David Manley** · 07-29-2013 15:26

Chaps, I've just uploaded the pictures I took from the games. They are in an album that shoudl be fairly easy to spot

I hope yu like them.

**Nightbomber** · 07-29-2013 16:03

I LOVE them!

**crashx** · 07-29-2013 17:02

Great picture Jan, I love the color highlights!!!

**gully_raker** · 07-29-2013 19:04

Thats a great picture Jan & very cleverly done!
What a great thing to have an actual Combat Pilot in the game.

**Flying Officer Kyte** · 07-30-2013 01:37

Great set of pictures Dave.
Do you know where the coloured bags for the chits came from?
Rob.

**Lino22** · 07-30-2013 01:44

Those were mine. They sell them here in a D&D shop. I think that if you find a coloured fabric, or a white fabric which you can colour at home, you can even make these.

**Flying Officer Kyte** · 07-30-2013 03:37

Thanks Jan. I'll get Mrs Kyte onto it pronto.
Rob.

**Lino22** · 07-30-2013 03:44

Hehe, i was actually thinking about a technology that would let me put a nice letters on the bags. Guess i will try a thinned bleach and see. I used to do my hippie shirts that way when i was a kid.