One of the outstanding gaming tables at Salute 2018 was built by Bill Gaskin & Friends – another highlight following 2016’s Battle of Wilhelmstadt. ‘Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation’ was set in 1761 and portrayed a fictional Spanish incursion into Florida.
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Some more atmospheric close up shots (no pun intended) by undeadhighelf.
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
Raid at Gaskin’s Plantation by Bill Gaskin & Friends
The League of Gentlemen Anti-Alchemists sent Garibaldi’s Redshirts to rescue a beautifully constructed convent in the year 1860.
The Biscotti War by The League of Gentlemen Anti-Alchemists
The Biscotti War by The League of Gentlemen Anti-Alchemists
The Biscotti War by The League of Gentlemen Anti-Alchemists
The Biscotti War by The League of Gentlemen Anti-Alchemists
Dalauppror presented the Battle of Stäket, which took place on 13th August 1719 during the Great Northern War and pitched Russians versus Swedes. The scenario was played out using The Pikeman’s Lament set of rules.
Battle of Stäket by Dalauppror
Battle of Stäket by Dalauppror
Battle of Stäket by Dalauppror
The hypothetical ‘Battle of Freeman’s Farm’ during the American War of Independence in 1777 was staged by the Essex Warriors.
Battle of Freeman’s Farm by Essex Warriors
Battle of Freeman’s Farm by Essex Warriors
Further games within the wider era ranged from Napoleonic to British colonials in India.
Battle of Aspern-Essling 1809 by The Old Guard
Battle of Aspern-Essling 1809 by The Old Guard
A Napoleonic battle fought using General d’Armee rules
Indian Mutiny Escape by The Sons of Simon de Montford
