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Australian
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Web Site: http://www.actsms.asn.au Email: actsms@hotmail.com Snail Mail: A.C.T. Scale Modellers' Society Inc. |
When: The society meets regularly on the second Wednesday of each month Times: Between 19:30 and 22:30. Where: Canberra RSL Club, Annual membership:
Admission: To our monthly meetings is free. Activities: Caters for members who collect or
build "scale" models. Associated with this is the basic
improvement of members' modelling skills and techniques. The
society's charter caters for all ages and skill levels, with
our major aim being the promotion of the hobby and improving
the modelling standards of society members. Special Events: ACTSMS Annual Competition. |
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Medieval Re-Enactment Group. For more information contact:
Web Site: http://www.netspeed.com.au/saffie/ Web Site: http://aaf.dreamcraft.com.au |
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Where: Saturday's - Daley Cres, Membership Fee: Activities: Training in Arms, Workshops, and Craft Nights. One of the main attractions of the club for many new members is our medieval combat. We train our fighting members to fight safely using swords, axes, spears, and a variety of other medieval weapons. But fighting is not all there is to the club. We hold regular craft workshops where we make (and repair) armour and weapons, try dark ages recipes, sew costume, and re-create real dark ages objects such as furniture, ornaments and household items. If all this sounds like fun to you, then please contact us. If there's something else related to the dark ages you'd like to try, or something you already do, we'd love to hear from you. We're open to people of all ages and from all walks of life.
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A Radio Controlled Big-gun Model Warship Combat Club in Australia Web Site: http://www.ausbg.org/ We built and sail 1/144 scale Radio-Controlled Model Warships from WWI and WWII which are armed with Co2 powered cannon and armoured in thin balsa. These vessels engage each other in combat on ponds across Australia, endeavoring to punch holes in each others hull with their cannon until one of the vessels sinks or flees. Yes, the cannon really do fire, the vessels really do take damage and sink, and yes, it is legal in all states and territories of Australia without a gun license. |
The Groups that make up the Australian Battle Group In the ACT Canberra Battle Group The Canberra Battle
Group is the oldest and best established of the Australian
Battle Group's subgroups as well as the first to hold
regular battles. In Victoria Victorian Battle Squadron In Queensland Iron Bottom Sound Squadron (Brisbane)
The Iron Bottom Sound Squadron is now holding regular
construction meetings but is not battling in Brisbane
yet. Coral Sea Fleet (Cairns) In New South Wales Newcastle Battle Squadron The Newcastle
Battle Squadron is the 2nd of the Australian Battle Group's
subgroups to start regular battles. They also have monthly
building meetings. Sydney Battle Squadron The Sydney Battle
Squadron is the 3rd of the Australian Battle Group's
subgroups to start regular battles. Midway battle Flotilla The Original New England Battle Squadron - TONE
(Armidale) In South Australia Adelaide Battle Group In Western Australia Fremantle Battle Group |
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Contacts: Tim Sleigh, President CGS, on -
Web Site: http://www.cgs.asn.au  Tim Sleigh |
Where: DEAKIN BRIDGE CLUB When: On Thursdays nights at times 19:00 - 24:00. Address: ACT Bridge Club, Activities: Mostly Miniatures, Card/ Boardgamesand some times Role Playing. Where: WEST'S RUGBY CLUB When: On Sundays at 11:00am - 18:00. Address: West's Rugby Club, Activities: Mostly RolePlaying and Card/Boardgames. Membership Fees: ? Special Events: CANCON |
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Contacts: For further information contact either the
Web Site: http://forums.delphiforums.com/kriegspielers/start |
When: Meet on the fourth Sunday of each month. Times: 11:00 till 17:30. Where: Canberra Services Club, Membership Fees: To join the group costs $10.00. This entitles the member to discount entry to six meetings and to vote on the clubs activities. To attend a meeting costs $4 for members, $5 for non-members, people who attend for the first time can play for free. Membership fees are used to subsides the entry, pay for hall hire and to provide terrain for the group. The Secretary or another Committee member will collect the fees from you during the meeting. Activities: The venue is fully liscenced, comfortable and we have a supply of basic terrain available for members to use. Our member interests range from Napoleonics, ACW, DBA, DBM, WWII, Franco-Prusian Wars, Colonial Wars as well as fantasy games and more beside. Mainly miniatures are played Special Events: ? |
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Fantasy Club Contacts:
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When: ? Times: ? Where: ? Membership Fees: ? Activities: Special Events: Conflux 2 Science Fiction
Convention. |
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(Asia Pacific Branch) Contacts: Branch Manager Wes Nicholson at
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Activities: The RPGA is a community of people who love role playing games and want to share the fun. Our mission is to connect gamers like you with others (possibly not like you) for friendship, social activities, and (of course) lots of role playing. |
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A National committee composed of representatives from
all states with the purpose of organising Ancients/Medieval
wargaming across Australia
Contacts:
Web Site: http://www.alphalink.com.au/~nwa/SAAW/ Web Site: http://www.soa.org.uk Email: membership@soa.org.uk Phone: 01483-894052 Snail Mail: c/- Richard Jeffry-Cook |
The purpose of the Society of Australian Ancients Wargamers is to promote miniature figurines table-top wargaming involving the Ancient period in Australia and to promote national and international championships of Ancients and other wargames as the membership may determine from time to time. Activities: Bi-monthly journal the Slingshot. Australian Ancients Championships DBM held each year at CanCon. List Of Australian Contacts -
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