Lines at Gencon shrank and grew, but never disappeared!
 
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Gamers gathered from all around to play, and games masters to
run. This is the miniatures and board games room.
 
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Great painted miniatures were somewhat outnumbered by grimly painted
Goths, but there were many of both
These are of RAFM's Hartha
 
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The Thunderbolt Mountain stuff goes well with the Hudson and Allen
castles anyway!
  
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As close as Settlers of Cataan gets to being a miniatures game
  
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This Game was apparently sponsored by Reaper (I think), but I
never saw it running. The miniatures looked nice anyway.
  
 
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The D Day game was RAFM demoing the Baker Company rules, Tom Hanks
is just hitting the beach.
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FASA was running demos of VOR and a big bunch of Growlers turned
up in the miniature painting competition. Surprising how hands keep
getting in the way!
  
 
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A great scratchbuilt dwarven war engine
  
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Various games in action
  
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Not quite live action roleplayers, but some of the biggest miniatures
being used at Gencon.
   
   
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Steve Gibson of Virginia prepares to run his Lego Shockforce game.
His Legions of Steel game, Alien Ambassadors
 
 
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Susan W was running a painting demo table (or 6) and doing a good
job of providing a quiet place to relax, or to repair damage. Patrick
Chambers of the Chamber of Miniatures wandering the halls, we kept
bumping into each other, wonder why?
 
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One has a feeling that we'll be seeing more of these guys. Mage
Knight - the Rebellion is a collectable miniature game. The base
with the stats is a neat idea, as the guy takes damage the base
is turned, reducing his combat stats until three skulls show up,
when he's dead. Not for sale yet.
   
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