My experience playing at stores is that "cool terrain" is
important, probably because that's the first thing that catches the
prospect's eye and draws him into further inquiry.
Ton D.
On 3/1/2012 8:19 AM, chaz.robbins wrote:
> This is definitely an experiment. Part of my thinking is "Hey, what's
> the point of owning a game store if you can't play games with your
> favorite miniature army?" I think our store has grown big enough to
> support this. Plus, the TV guys are fascinated by all of this. You
> should have seen how they fell out of their chairs when I told them
> that the first war game miniatures rules were written by H.G. Wells,
> and that he used to play with Robert Louis Stevenson! It turns out
> that the director's favorite author is RLS. They are in a constant
> state of amazement whenever they come to film. Having historical
> games, especially huge multi-table games with lots of cool terrain,
> will really enhance the show. I would love for you to come down to the
> new store and give me your analysis of the prospects for success with
> more historical gaming. Our new address is 1795 E. Colorado Blvd. in
> Pasadena. We are at the north west corner of Allen and Colorado, about
> 1/2 mile west of the of our old location. Call before you come so I
> can make sure I have no conflicts for the day. I will buy you lunch!
> And this invitation goes out to Jeff as well, of course. Chuck
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