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| The Camel Corps line up the General's Drinks cabinet for the trek across the table |
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| Dundarse and Pea worry over their deployments, Extra points for those Piths. |
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| The Durhams and Teesiders begin well. |
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| The Camel Corps advance with their customary flair. |
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| More and more Dervish appear on the right flank |
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| Pea uses columns to advance. he has learned from the Rajputs it seems! |
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| Dervish Camelry Cavalry and shooters dominate the table. |
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| The Dervish riflemen turn out to be quite keen |
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| Hanjub village swarms with the enemy |
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| The luck of these Dervish dice rolls is difficult to explain. |
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| Few Dervish appear opposite the Camel Corps as the dice favour the right flank |
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| The Camel Corps keep the enemy at a distance |
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| The hoped for camel on camel action is not as interesting as it sounds |
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| The drinks cabinet edges closer to success |
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| The Dervish swarm the Teesiders in a most unfair fashion |
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| Horse on camel action. This is a good looking game. |
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| The last stand of Captain Profumo of the Warwickshires. |
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| The end game on the right as the Dervish numbers increase even further... |
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| The Teesiders are surrounded by the unduly gleeful Dervish. Cocky Armstrong falls... |
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| The last Dervish unit on the left flees the battle. |
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| The Durhams evacuate on the table. It's all over for First Brigade. That damn village still needs to be destroyed. |
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