BLOODY NICKELS
Franklin-Cool Springs Marriott Hotel
Plenty of FREE Parking – 80+ Restaurants nearby
10,000 square feet for gaming
60 Dealer tables
FREE auction (miniatures and accessories only)
FREE Sunday morning Flea Market
For ’05, the MidSouth’s premier historical miniature game convention honors “Bloody Nickels” – field of valor from years that end in 5. Don’t miss this one, dice-rollers.
FEATURED ATTRACTIONS
625 Constantinople
1845 Anglo-Sikh War
1025 Holy River
1865 Fort Fisher
1355 Nesbit
1905 Tsushima
1775 Bunker Hill
1915 Blue Max
1815 Waterloo
1945 Iwo Jima
1965 Ia Drang Valley
Want to run one of these games – or one of your choosing? Contact Joe Collins, lkmjbc@juno.com
ABOUT THE LOCATION
The Franklin Marriott Hotel & Conference Center, located immediately off Exit 68 on I-65, features elegant rooms, Lorraine’s Bistro, the Stirrup Cup Lounge and a patio for relaxing
Special room rate of just $89.00 per night. To get this special deal, call (615) 261-6100 and tell the hotel you are with Nashcon (Do NOT call Marriott’s 800 # or you will be charged the usual rate.) DON’T DELAY! Because of other conventions at the same time plus holiday travelers, the hotel was booked up before convention time last year.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION BEFORE MAY 5!
TICKET PRICE
Just $18 for HMGS members ($20 after May 15th)
Non Members add $5, Under 12 free with paying adult
REGISTER NOW FOR NASHCON 2004
Make checks payable to “HMGS Mid-South”
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Mail To:
HMGS MidSouth – Nashcon
2819 Columbine Place
Nashville, TN 37204
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