HISTORICON 2011 Following a variety of behind the scenes tribulations, the 2011 HISTORICON show saw a return to the Valley Forge Convention Centre in Pennsylvania, an increased attendance over last year’s event, and – in the opinion on of our US Editor, Dave Taylor a greatly improved quality of gaming tables at the show. To supplement the photos featured in WI288, here are more photos from the show that we couldn’t fit into the magazine. Enjoy!

Meggiddo, 1457 BC Matt Kirkhart & the Army of Central Maryland – 28mm Ancients game using the Arrayed For Battle! Rules.

The Mediocre Wall of China: Juyongguan, 1211 Peter Hess with Dave Reiners & Brandywine Battlefielders: 28mm Medieval game using the Heroic Warfare rules.

Falkirk, 1298 Jeff Ball - 28mm Medieval game using the Medieval Warfare rules.

Brandywine, 1777 Rich Hasenauer with Tony Figlia & Steve Hanson – 15mm AWI game using a variant of the Regimental Fire and Fury rules.

Perryville, 1862 Paul Olszanki - 15mm ACW game using the Regimental Fire and Fury rules.

Gettysburg, 1863 (28mm) Bob Moon & the Jacksonville Gamers – 28mm ACW game using the Fire and Fury (Divisional) rules.

Gettysburg, 1863 (15mm) Michael Panzer & the Rogues – 15mm ACW game using Fire and Fury (Brigade) rules.

Battery Wagner, 1863 Phil Viverito with Paul Forgette – 28mm ACW game using the G.A.S.L.I.G.H.T. rules.

Chattanooga Campaign, 1863 Bill Moreno with Rob Hall & the South Florida Miniatures Gamers – 10mm ACW games using both Regimental Fire and Fury and Fire and Fury (Brigade) rules.

The Train: Sudan, 1885 Mark Stevens with Jay Stribling & Jackson Gamers – 28mm Colonial game using The Sword and The Flame rules.

Lone Pine, 1915 John Bianchi, Chalfant Conley, and Keith Stine – 28mm WW1 game using the Price of Glory rules.

El Alamein, 1942 Stephen Wagner – 15mm WW2 game using the Flames Of War rules.

Stalingrad, 1942 Jerry Frazee & Skirmish Campaigns – 15mm WW2 game using the Fireball Forward rules.