Official Launch Of Our New Themed Games Stalls

We have always been able to dress our games units up for specific parties or events. However we decided recently to take things a lot further and offer a completely themed service. The first event we had planned for this was a World War 2 themed party at a British army establishment near Salisbury.

The Victorian decor was changed for panels depicting famous world war 2 figures, airplanes, tanks and a large image of the Victoria Cross. We added flags, guns, ammunition belts and ammo boxes along with camouflage netting, dummy hand grenades, barbed wire and reproduction documents and newspapers to give each stall an period feel. Games were changed to match the theme so instead of coconut shie, we had the guests throwing rubber grenades at images of Hitler. The cork gun shooting range had you killing Nazi soldiers, and ball in the bucket became toss the handgrenade into the fox hole.

To complete the feel, all of our staff were dressed in British Army uniforms, well thats not strictly true, most of the staff were in British Army uniforms, one of us was dressed as a German Officer. Oh all right, I was dressed as an SS officer to add some variety. In fairness the stall I was operating was called the Nazi shoot, with the objective being to kill 2 out of the 3 soldiers on display. Things went well, right up to the point when the Regimental Sargeant Major confiscated the flag in my games unit (a Swastika with the SS runes in each corner). In fairness the brief from the client was a World War 2 theme, and the Germans were ever so slightly involved in that particular conflict, so what they should have held was a 1940's allied troops party. In the end the flag was returned to me and the event was a complete success. It started with a mock dogfight between a Spitfire and a Messerschmitt BF109. I have to say that the sound from the Spitfires Merlin engine at some 50ft height was impressive.

Our next theme is Horror / Halloween themed games which we have just launched. An impressive array of props have been acquired including lifesized figures with decapitated heads, body parts, skulls, skeletons etc. Our new front panels with a horror scene displayed have been fitted, and we have designed a new range of games including hoop the skull, shoot the werewolf etc.

Our new brochure can be downloaded from HORROR BROCHURE.



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