Part 1
Part 2
Jersey Privateers - Lego Flash Gordon
Old Guard - 28mm Napoleonics
GCT Studios - Bushido
Plastic Soldier Company - Red Alert! and Battle Ravens
Funky Skull Games - Street Wars
Too Fat Lardies - Malaya 1942 Big Chain of Command
Wargames Illustrated - Catch The Pigeon!
Loughton Strike Force - Ligny 1815
Peterborough Wargames Club - Bloody Omaha
The Friends of General Haig - Lutzen 1632
(not sure who) - Achtung! Cthulhu
Modiphius Entertainment - Fallout: Wasteland Warfare
Wartorn Games - M.E.E.P.L.E. Force
Great Escape Games - Seven Days To The River Rhine
Thors Hammer Gaming Club - Batman game
Tunbridge Wells Wargames Society - Battle of Britain
Lance & Longbow Society - Battle of Bauge 1421
Rafael Fonseca & Friends - what if? SYW Battle
Continental Wars Society - Battle of Pastrengo 1848
Reverence Games - Last Living Soul
Maidstone Wargames Society - aerial combat in the 100 hours war (El Salvador vs Honduras)
Sons of Simon de Montfort - Some Worlds Are Best Left Alone (WH40K)
Ministry of Gentlemanly Warfare - Thud and Blunder
Gringo 40s - French and allies vs black flags
Kallistra/Wyvern Wargames - Battle of Mohl 1241 (Mongol invasion of Hungary)
West Wind Productions - 15mm ancients
Essex Warriors - Gaslands
Hornchurch Wargames Club - 15mm WW2 using Battlegroup rules
(not sure - Dark Sphere?) - X Wing
Dark Sphere - The Warping of Reality and Mushroom to Play
Frothers - Escape From Brexit
(not sure who) - Burrows & Badgers
Random Platypus Forum - gang fighting in the streets
Wait, What? & Friends - death match
Well, I hope you've enjoyed all the pics. I don't think I missed any games (other than those in trade stands) and I'm pretty sure I got the organisers right.
Good God woman, you should have been a photo journalist. An interesting set of games. Escape from Brexit is very appropriate
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you are exhausted after that marathon posting event. It was nice meeting you.
ReplyDeleteGreat job in catching all of the games; the most comprehensive set of pictures that I have seen. I missed so many. I completely missed Dan Mersey's board game.
ReplyDeleteI am pleased you got to see all those games, I bet your blog is the only one to get everyone! Well done!
ReplyDeleteAmazing compilation!
ReplyDeleteThanks for three excellent posts and all the work that went into them.
ReplyDeleteAlmost as good as being there oneself! But less noisy I assume.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Cheers
ReplyDeleteThanks for visit Tamsin!
ReplyDeleteNever been there... We must go!
May be next year!
Very interestering to compare Salute report from differente visitor... everyone have his onw point of view!
:-)
A question... Is the yellow bus with ...REXIT write on is living Englancd by the ferry?
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@ Martin C - thanks! :)
ReplyDelete@ Khusru - it was quite knackering getting pics of all the games before the bloggers meetup. Nice to meet you too :)
@ Friends of General Haig - thanks! Most years I manage to miss games, but this year I went round with floorplan in hand and set myself the task of taking pics before I could do anything else. It wasn't easy :)
@ Herkybird - cheers! that may well be the case - I haven't seen any with pics of all the games :)
@ Legatus - thanks! :)
@ Norm - cheers! :)
@ Aquahog - thanks! It was (as always) very noisy! :)
@ Brendon - you're welcome! :)
@ L'Empereur - merci! It's worth visiting at least once. As for the Brexit bus, it looks that way :)
A very enjoyable part 3 of the games. Thanks mate
ReplyDelete"Random Platypus Forum" is the best club name ever.
ReplyDeletethanks for these photos, Tamsin. Great to see the same games from different POVs. There were some real crackers there. I hope to get over the ocean to Salute one year.
Great photos Tamsin!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, just like a virtual tour for those of us that did not get to visit this time. Great work! I have only been there once, many years ago, as I recall it was very crowded and busy, but also very athmospheric (certainly for us poor continentals, who are not exactly spoiled for choice- the excellent Crisis in Antwerp excepted). Maybe next year, your inspiring and vey well-organized report series certainly has whetted the appetite! :-).
ReplyDeleteTamsin, great photos. The Burrows and Badgers was also (I believe) a random platypus game.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pics Wargaming Girl. I love game pics from conventions, which we don't have any of in the Chuhuahuan desert.
ReplyDeleteA pic for every game - wow, that's a bonkers amount of work. Thanks for this Tamsin, what a great photojournal of the day.
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