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Many thanks to my friend, Greg Duff, who posted these pictures from last night\'s meeting of the South Arlington Gamers. Our game group meets weekly at a Borders Book Store and will soon celebrate its 3rd Anniversary!



A tight shot of the middle of the table detailing the game components - playing surface, Take Set, seat wind indicator and round wind indicator.



My lovely playing companions: Jean Keller and her daughters Naomi and Rebekah!

Final scores: Jean - 35700, Naomi - 29600, Rebekah - 18500, and Michael - 16300.

I did not win a single hand! (ouch)

Gg

Cool wind indicator! I assume you\'ve made it yourself?

Gamegrunt wrote: Final scores: Jean - 35700, Naomi - 29600, Rebekah - 18500, and Michael - 16300.

You must have miscounted or something: that\'s 100100 points altogether.

I did not win a single hand! (ouch)

Well, from the looks of it, at least you didn\'t deal into any dealer mangans or anything.

Mind if I ask what tile set that is? It looks nice!

Monadology wrote:Mind if I ask what tile set that is? It looks nice!

I would bet my money on Take set, since they are toffee-backs, no notch, or the things "holding" the back, and one of the 4pins has a flaw of no hole drilled in the centre of one of the flowers (I have that same flaw in my Take set).

Gamegrunt wrote:Many thanks to my friend, Greg Duff, who posted these pictures from last night\'s meeting of the South Arlington Gamers. Our game group meets weekly at a Borders Book Store and will soon celebrate its 3rd Anniversary!

Good pics! And can I be the first to wish you a happy anniversary (in advance)? :)

My mother belongs to a hobby club with the same initials - a local group of senior female painters who call themselves the Suffolk Art Group... or the "saggy ladies"!

Do/did you play any other games?

My lovely playing companions: Jean Keller and her daughters Naomi and Rebekah!
Final scores: Jean - 35700, Naomi - 29600, Rebekah - 18500, and Michael - 16300.

Watch out for the Keller Gang, folks. They sound dangerous! :silly:

Better luck next time, Gg.

WorTeX wrote:I would bet my money on Take set

Having read the original post, so would I. ;)

Barticle wrote:
Having read the original post, so would I. ;)

I don\'t know how I missed that when I read it!

Sorry for dumbing up this thread.

I mounted this graphic on posterboard with a felt backing...

http://files.boardgamegeek.com/file/dow ... mpass.pdf?

Gg

Barticle wrote:

Gamegrunt wrote:Many thanks to my friend, Greg Duff, who posted these pictures from last night\'s meeting of the South Arlington Gamers. Our game group meets weekly at a Borders Book Store and will soon celebrate its 3rd Anniversary!

Good pics! And can I be the first to wish you a happy anniversary (in advance)? :)

My mother belongs to a hobby club with the same initials - a local group of senior female painters who call themselves the Suffolk Art Group... or the "saggy ladies"!

Do/did you play any other games?

My lovely playing companions: Jean Keller and her daughters Naomi and Rebekah!
Final scores: Jean - 35700, Naomi - 29600, Rebekah - 18500, and Michael - 16300.

Watch out for the Keller Gang, folks. They sound dangerous! :silly:

Better luck next time, Gg.

WorTeX wrote:I would bet my money on Take set

Having read the original post, so would I. ;)

The game group plays a lot of euro games, so-called Ameri-trash games, classics and some wargames as well. Here is a link to my (current) collection...

http://boardgamegeek.com/collection/use ... large&ff=1

Gg

Gamegrunt wrote:The game group plays a lot of euro games, so-called Ameri-trash games, classics and some wargames as well. Here is a link to my (current) collection...

http://boardgamegeek.com/collection/use ... large&ff=1

Very impressive. Perhaps if mahjong had a cool name like "Killer Bunnies and the Quest for the Magic Carrot" it would have a bigger following in the West. ;)