Here's my usual survey of tables at Historicon; thanks to Blogger they are in reverse chronological order. When I have a bit of free time, which seems less and less each year, I walk through as much of the convention space as I can taking rapid fire pictures of anything that looks interesting. It is by no means comprehensive, and I know I missed many great looking tables, including almost anything run on Thursday! Anyone who can provide additional details, feel free to chime in!
This large game was in the foyer outside the dealer area and tournament hall, the siege and Battle of Fort William Henry, 1757, played on Saturday.
4 or 5 other French and Indian War games were held in the same, prominent space.
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Axis and Allies, Battle of Midway
I have no idea what this is, bit it certainly looked impressive! :-)
Not a good shot, but the glow of the computer screen indicates Carnage and Glory!
Presumably American Civil War
More carnage and Glory; I counted 19 C&G events ranging from Malborough through the ACW, Granted, several were run 2-3 times, but still!
Obviously not set up, but I liked the hills in use here!
Landing...
Malta, WW2 Axis invasion
Now that's and Age of Sail Fleet battle!
A perennial favorite
Ancient Galley warfare!
Test of Resolve Wars of the Roses, with my troops and many friends: Tim Couper (standing) and Dave Knight (alongside) from Scotland, John Mumby (right foreground) from Colorado, Mark Fastoso (yellow jacket and rwed hat (Mark's Game Room) and others. More ToR later in its own post.
Remember the Alamo!
Congo
Pre game set up for a massive Khartoum game played across three very long tables.
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
Dhows (?)
Gettysburg, Day 2 with Steve Fratt, using his "Small Deadl;y Space" rules
LWTV Peleliu in 3 mm
Tomb Raiders, Egyptian style!
Colonial German East Afrika; Tanganyika (now Tanzania), 1889. Abushiri's revolt
Vicksburg, 1863
More of Vicksburg























































