Spartacon Photo Gallery

Everyone else cowered before the might of Mother Nature and stayed home, but your faithful servant, the Housemartin, braved the elements went to the event.  That and to see my kid who lives on the other side of our state.  These pictures are taken in a counter clockwise pattern from the hall entry.  

So for those who might be interested here are photos from the first session.  Due to my family commitments and desire to get home safely (the weather arrived during the afternoon) I was unable to stay for the other two sessions.  

Unfortunately I do not remember what this game was.  I believe it was some sort of 10mm game involving colonial troops, but I could be VERY wrong on this.  

Rod Cain and his Triumph Game system, this time of Romans vs Carthage was set up and ready for action.  

Next up was the Board game, but unfortunately I did not catch the game name at all.  

Next up is a 15mm Ukraine game, the siege of Kherson I believe.  

Next up was a 15mm Crimea Game.  

This was an interesting looking game of 15mm Japanese Samurai battles.  

This was a Napoleonic Skirmish game where several long range shots were successful at dropping their targets to much hoopla from the gamers involved.  Easily the most raucous game of the session.   

This was a 15mm Rev War game that did not seem to be going well for the Colonists.  

This is a Napoleonic Age of Sail game entitled "Chasing Napoleon".  A LOT of ships!    

This was an American Civil War game in the very tiny 6mm scale.  The scenery was small but lush!  

I hope you found the eye candy interesting.