Impressive Baggage Camps
Camps in DBM/DBA are a great way to add colour & individuality to your army. The following snaps of camps were taken from various games around clubs and tournaments held in Melbourne. We hope they provide some inspiration!

*** New Photos added 2/9/03 ***

Jim McLeod's special "Great God" baggage. Called upon when more than mere luck is required on the dice to carry the day. Includes sacrificial virgins.	Steven Stopford's Saba camp with a self portrait carved into the rock face.
Jared Lynn's Post Mongol Russian camp.	Chris Burg's Geometric Greek camp, includes "Milk of Magnesium!"
Richard Stubbs' Viking camp with captives herded into the coral!	Gavin Bowman's Chin Chinese camp, complete with general perusing scale model of the Great Wall!
Medieval French peasantry baggage element/s by Francis Small.	Medieval French tents by Francis Small, printed out on a colour printed, cut-out, folded & glued together.
A Tupi encampment by Robert Jackson, complete with cooking pots, captives and chefs!	Hand made nomadic encampment by Steve Jackson, used with his Qara-Khitan army.
The guilded tent as used by the Golden Horde and their leader, Batu. Modelled by John Wouters.	Paul Meilak's nomadic camp used with his Uighur army.
Jared Lynn's Sassanid encampment. It's compulsory to have half within (tents) and half outside (baggage animals) the fortifications.	John Gibson's Burmese encampment, complete with watch tower, shrine & gongs.
Paul Bertram's Aztec sacrificial mound with a fresh victim about to be slaughtered on the alter by the high priest and a  pile of spent corpses at the base.	Geoff Frost's Samurai baggage with gongs?, wagon and baggage carriers. Very detailed, nicely done!   (what about a few beheadings and disembowelments next time? ... eh Geoff)
Nick Wade's Ottoman camp with an assortment of prisoners, naked wenches, a hanging .... looks like there having a real party down there!	Karl Hamlyn's camp for his Medieval Germans. Nice hand made tents & banners.
Baggage elements of Che Tibby's Later Sargonid army.	David Tan's attractive Later Samurai baggage element/s.
John Wouters' Georgian DBA baggage element, complete with crucifixion & naked female prisoner.	Later Crusader encampment surrounded by generic ditch & palisade defences.
A fortified Turkoman encampment with a make-shift defensive perimeter of timber and stone (by John Wouters)	Camp followers for Che Tibby's Khmer army.
Martin Ossa's Teutonic baggage depicting the conversion of pagans to Christianity (females being burnt on the stake, heads on poles, various other tortures in progress.) Elements on the right are hordes defending the camp.	Japanese temples make up this Samurai baggage camp.
Lyle Daymond's fortified Keep, used as his standard DBA baggage camp for Medieval armies.	John Gibson's Pictish baggage depicting typical  pagan rituals for sacrificing priests (left going clockwise; strangulation/whipping?, burning at the stake, dragged behind horses, and a throat cut on the rocks) ...... lovely!
Teutonic knights toasting a few heretics prior battle. Constructed by Brad Del Munns, part of his Later Hungarian army (what a sick puppy!)