This past April saw two main convention events and an Easter Festival that I was part of the organizing group.
So now I shall quickly summarize the Salute 2017 in Burnaby this past month.
| main room |
| main room |
| main room |
| Doug Hamm's Lion Rampant |
| fabulous chariot races |
| Star Fleet Battles (with excellent models) |
| cool stackable terrain for Battletech |
| closeup of Battletech terrain |
| Naval games using a table so large that players needed to climb onto the table! |
| skirmish battle in action, thanks to Rene Charbonneau in playing the battle out |
| strategic map that Saturday morning |
| battle developed around Braine Le Compte |
| Bonaparte was there |
| The table was coated and I maxed out my 3" square metal bases |
| My Opponent turned out to have been a playtester for Fast Play Grande Armee and the final version BLUCHER |
| battle near the end |
| Anglo-Dutch could not hold back the Imperial Guard cavalry |
| the immense table was covered in more of my minis than any before |
| In order to get the Prussians into the battle I needed to 'improvise' new 3" stands |
| the carnage was immense |
| we ended the day with big smiles all round |
| connection with old friends like Francis of Imperial Hobbies |
| more Battletech |
| Bolt Action |
| Pulp Alley - an award winning display |
| using cards Pulp Alley moves fast |
| the setup was a Mad Max like encounter in a post-holocaust world |
| Doug Hamm's Napoleonic battle |
| lots of Russians |
| Vimy was the feature game for the Saturday mid-day time slot |
| Truly a mammoth work |
| with attention to detail done well all along the way ... |
| Wooden ships & Iron Men |
| With lovely models |
| the ever-present Canvas Eagles |
| my eldest son even used a bunch of my terrain to run a role play game |

1 comment:
Looks and sounds like a great day!
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