Huzzah! 2012 will bring together historical wargamers from throughout New England for a full weekend of wargaming in Portland, Maine.

Impetus Tournament

Once again, the MHWA is pleased to announce that there will be a Basic Impetus tournament at Huzzah! Last year we had our first Impetus tournament and the competition was terrific.

The Basic Impetus tournament will be held on Friday, 4 May, 2012. There will be 3 rounds of 90 minutes each, beginning at 10am and finishing up at 5PM. Prizes have yet to be determined.

FOW Tournament

Once again we are delighted to have Gordon Pittsley of Adler Hobbies in Hollis, NH running the FOW Tournament at Huzzah! Read through the details below, and email Gordon to register for the tournament, which is a National Qualifier, and of course with any questions, too.

CLASH OF THE TITANS!
In the Rangeley room by the pool!

Saturday May 5th 2012

9:00 - 9:15 am registration time – Games start right at 9:30 am -don’t be late!

Round one 9:30 –12:00

Lunch 12:00 12:45

A Boxer Summer announced!

The multi-club participation game at Huzzah this year is going to be a recreation of the Siege of the Legations in Peking during the summer of 1900. Now is the time to get involved if you want to maneuver your forces through a beautiful recreation of the Chinese capital – either to destroy the "foreign devils" or defend the outposts of civilization.

2011 Huzzah! Helm goes to...Northern Conspiracy!


Photo: Northern Conspiracy member Art Fossa (right) of ADC Books accepts the Huzzah! Helm from Jim Hatch of the Maine Historical Wargamers Association. The Northern Conspiracy won the club participation award for 2011.

Huzzah! 2011 Its a wrap!

Huzzah! 2011 is done and a great time was held by all. Overall consensus was the second annual HUZZAH! was an outstanding success!

There were approximately 65 games running over the course of the weekend and the tables looked great. The hard work and preparation really showed and all of the gamemasters should be proud.

The great gaming products and selections for sale brought by the vendors was well received and very much appreciated by all.

Hobby Bunker donates John Jenkins Designs items for Ticket Auction

Matt from the Hobby Bunker in Malden has donated two 60mm painted sets (pictured above) as well as some of the unpainted 28mm miniatures made by John Jenkins Designs. These are terrific figures. The painted sets are beautifully done, and Matt carries the whole line at his store.

Iron Ivan Donates to Ticket Auction

Iron Ivan has donated rules and supplements to the Huzzah! ticket auction! Keith and I have been corresponding for several weeks and he and the rest of the gang at Iron Ivan want to support the convention, so they have mailed a package to us. I am not yet sure of the contents, but will post an update when the package arrives.

Check out their site, which is always expanding with new rules and supplements. http://www.ironivangames.com/

Foxhole Terrain ticket auction items arrive!

A box of great looking terrain items for the ticket auction arrived in the mail this week. There is a mix of painted and unpainted items like rocky outcroppings, walls, emplacements, and hay stacks. Great stuff your tabletop!

View some of their products here at their web site: http://foxholeterrain.com/

Flea Market

Last year we ran a small flea market at Huzzah! and this year there is more interest so we have expanded it to provide more space. How do you get to display your goods? All registered attendees of Huzzah! are welcome to bring their unwanted miniatures, books, rules, and games to the flea market Sunday, late in the morning. This is a great way to turn that old pile of wargaming stuff into real money, which you can then spend at the vendor's booths!

Dust gathering on the old board games? Turn them into cash, which you can then turn into some new project, or a new scale to collect.

Ticket auction updates- Wright Brothers R/C and Wargaming Products


AJ of Wright Brothers R/C and Wargaming Products notified me today that his company will be donating a hard cover copy of, "An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Uniforms from 1775-1783, The American Revolution." This is a terrific collection of uniform and equipment information, perfect for those looking for nice color illustrations to use as painting guide.

In addition, AJ will be on hand to run a game for the convention. Saturday morning he'll be running a 15mm ACW game, Cedar Mountain, using Volley and Bayonet.

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