It has been two weeks since Bayou Wars, the HMGS Gulf-South regional convention (
link) in Kenner, Louisiana ( a suburb of New Orleans). But those two weeks have seen me go through first a viral sinus infection and then a bacteriological sinus infection. I've finally felt energized enough to post the pictures I took. Herewith are general pictures I took of various games being run at the convention, in no particular order.
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15mm Battle of Albuera - Napoleonic Peninsular battle |
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Battle for Henderson Road - 15mm SciFi |
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Battle of Isle of St. George - 1:2400 WW2 naval, French vs Italian in the Med, 1940 |
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Battle of Ligny- 15mm Napoleonic Waterloo campaign |
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Battle of the Crossroads - 15mm Seven Years War; Austro-Russians versus Prussians |
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Battle of Borodino - 1:72 Napoleonic, 1812 (200th anniversary) |
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Burn the Village - 25mm Victorian Colonial |
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Chariot Racing makes a triumphant return to Bayou Wars |
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Command and Colors Napoleonic - with 15mm figures! |
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Firestorm Armada - spaceship battle on star scape gaming mat |
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French and Indian War - 25mm with a lovely fort |
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The Foraging Party - 25mm ACW Brother vs Brother |
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Battle of Cross Keys - 15 mm ACW in The Valley (150th anniversary) |
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March and Die - 54mm French Foreign Legion vs Arabs |
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Panzers' Graveyard - 15mm WW2 armor action |
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Invasion of Peleliu - WW2 in the Pacific |
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Search for the Gold Monkey - 25mm pulp action (the ship is over 4 feet long!) |
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Ship featured in the Search for the Gold Monkey game |
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The Patrol - 25mm "Sergeants 3" action on the Northwest Frontier |
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WW2 air to air combat |
That is just a sample of all the action that was going during six 4-hour gaming periods over three days. Plus there were several tournaments and a bunch of dealers. This is an excellent regional convention that is easily accessible for gamers from Texas to Tennessee to Florida. Hope to see you next year!
Parts 2 and 3 will cover the games in which I directly participated as either a gamemaster or a supporting producer.
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