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Salute 2014 – Horse & Musket

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Battle displays from the 18th and 19th centuries always make for a visual spectacle with plenty of colourful uniforms, banners, cannon and cavalry. Salute 2014 had its fair share of these as would be expected.

The South London Warlords’ own Battle of Barbastro during the 1st Carlist War was arguably the most imposing and also had plenty of nice little touches.

Salute 2014 - Battle of Barbastro 1837 by South London Warlords

Salute 2014 - Battle of Barbastro 1837 by South London Warlords

Salute 2014 - Battle of Barbastro 1837 by South London Warlords

Salute 2014 - Battle of Barbastro 1837 by South London Warlords

Salute 2014 - Battle of Barbastro 1837 by South London Warlords

Wargames Illustrated recreated the Battle of Arklow from the Irish Rebellion with an imposing array of forces and scenery to match.

Salute 2014 - Battle of Arklow 1798 by Wargames Illustrated

Salute 2014 - Battle of Arklow 1798 by Wargames Illustrated

Salute 2014 - Battle of Arklow 1798 by Wargames Illustrated

Salute 2014 - Battle of Arklow 1798 by Wargames Illustrated

Salute 2014 - Battle of Arklow 1798 by Wargames Illustrated

Napoleon’s Battles were the background for a sweeping battlefield in 18mm scale by Capitan Games.

Salute 2014 - Napoleon's Battles by Capitan Games

Salute 2014 - Napoleon's Battles by Capitan Games

The Golden Age of Piracy provided the setting for skirmishes by Spirit of the Game using their own set of rules and pitching redcoats against bands of pirates in a Caribbean port in 40mm scale.

Salute 2014 - Scurvy Scum by Spirit of the Game

Salute 2014 - Scurvy Scum by Spirit of the Game


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