Tony was always a winner.  His academic result was outstanding (talking about 6 to 7 distinctions in the 1980s though we had another wargamer with 8 distinction and 1 credit).  He was a fast learner in everything, able to identify the right course of actions.  He was simply Best of the Best, especially in the wargaming field.  He was practical, able to exploit the loophole of rulebook and was a master of surprise tactics.  Never follow the rules, bright, enhusiastic.  A great strategic leader.  I thought he was the best general I have ever encountered so far!  Sorry, Herbert and James, he was better than both of you and would beat both of you most of the times if not because of age and health!

I introduced miniatures wargame to him and mailed order his first 15mm Ancients army (Seleucid) and 1/300 Ultramodern Micro-tank army (Soviet) from Tabletop Games.  We played lots of board wargames and miniatures in the Summer Holidays.  Tony loved wargames and it was his wish to promote wargames in China and set up wargame chainstores there, spreading the wargaming message.  He joined the Hong Kong Society of Wargamers at around 1984 after converted to miniatures wargamers by me.