Lock and Load 2012 photo dump...

[PG_gabbadj]

I wish I took more photos but it was hard between the games, tournaments, and classes

Enjoy!

http://iwargame.wordpress.com/2012/0...12-photo-dump/

[ForestZ]

Oh man, I would kill to play on some of those tables!

[OniBeowulf]

The Corvis bridge is really cool. It's not the easiest to roll dice on but man it is gorgeous and fun to play.

[Darguth]

Ooooh I really like that "frozen river" table. Very cool idea.

[DoktorVivi]

Those tables give me a ton of ideas.

[Steel Rabbit]

Great set! There's even a couple pictures of my army getting savaged by a Skorne player in there.

[Cowboy247]

Ooooh I really like that "frozen river" table. Very cool idea.

Speaking as one who played on that table it was very difficult to navigate.

[susan]

I played on the Bunker table, and while it was extremely cool looking and lovely and all... actual play on it was frankly pretty bad. Uneven terrain, weird angles, jutting structures, etc all made for toppling models, funky charges, ridiculous placements, overarching distractions, and other hazards that just sucked you out of the game. Lovely pieces and I love to look at their pictures and see the dioramas, but I think I'll stick to the 2D plain green boards for actual competitive play next year.

[Tyras]

Thanks for all the great pics. Looks like it was alot of fun. And like some others have said, the boards are pretty inspiring.

[scout's honor]

That train transporting two Konquests looks great on its own, but it's really out of scale for the picture as a whole. Makes the Gun Carriages look positively puny. I suppose it's due to those Konquests having to fit on the bed of a wagon, but a Konquest is supposed to be, well, colossal. They almost look like regular-size jacks in those pictures as well - why not emphasize their bulk by having them jut out left and right from that wagon? Pretty sure the loc in those first pictures is at least half as big again as the one in that later picture.

[PG_gabbadj]

Thanks for all the great pics. Looks like it was alot of fun. And like some others have said, the boards are pretty inspiring.

It was a ton of fun! I was happy just being able to play on 2 of their scenic boards period.

That train transporting two Konquests looks great on its own, but it's really out of scale for the picture as a whole. Makes the Gun Carriages look positively puny. I suppose it's due to those Konquests having to fit on the bed of a wagon, but a Konquest is supposed to be, well, colossal. They almost look like regular-size jacks in those pictures as well - why not emphasize their bulk by having them jut out left and right from that wagon? Pretty sure the loc in those first pictures is at least half as big again as the one in that later picture.

When you see them in person the Konquest is pretty big. Fluff wise they are the "new tech" colossus so they aren't supposed to be 100ft/30m tall or anything if that's what you mean.

[scout's honor]

When you see them in person the Konquest is pretty big. Fluff wise they are the "new tech" colossus so they aren't supposed to be 100ft/30m tall or anything if that's what you mean.

Fair enough, but if you put them next to the Behemoth they make the latter look like a normal-sized jack. That train does the same for them, which is just a shame. The whole display just looks like it was built using two different scales next to each other.

[PG_gabbadj]

Fair enough, but if you put them next to the Behemoth they make the latter look like a normal-sized jack. That train does the same for them, which is just a shame. The whole display just looks like it was built using two different scales next to each other.

Oh you just don't like the massive train throwing you off ;p

Here's a link to show you somewhat of the scale...
http://plarzoid.com/2012/06/unboxing-conquest/

The Behemoth is still a baby next to a Conquest. I've seen it with my own eyes :O

[DearGod]

A request: Does anyone have a picture of the Mountain King from behind? None of mine have him from that angle. For the life of me, I'm trying to find out exactly where the swinging whelp is supposed to be attached, and I can't find it. He look's like he's swinging back to front front, but the only places I find are for a left to right attachment points. So, if anyone has a picture of the back of the Mountain King's right arm from behind, I'd appreciate it.

[sleet01]

Woldwrath's head looks like a Transformers TAS character. I hope he transforms into a siege cannon!

[Gamingdevil]

All of those tables look really nice, but most seem hard to actually play on.

[Decade]

Um, is it just me, or does Hyperion have Iosian arcnodes on its shoulders? 'Cuz they certainly look like arcnodes. If they are, that's an interesting twist.

[PPS_Meg]

A request: Does anyone have a picture of the Mountain King from behind? None of mine have him from that angle. For the life of me, I'm trying to find out exactly where the swinging whelp is supposed to be attached, and I can't find it. He look's like he's swinging back to front front, but the only places I find are for a left to right attachment points. So, if anyone has a picture of the back of the Mountain King's right arm from behind, I'd appreciate it.

on the back of the right arm there should be a little flap of skin that looks like it's being pulled. The chain attaches to that and the whelp swings as if heading under his arm.