Miniature wargames blog and Tallarn army showcase
Another game was played in december. The time at my place vs. Coen. Coen brought about 3000 points worth of Death Korps of Krieg and some Imperial Navy. He wanted to use his Bomber and Thunderbolts so we decided to…
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Last november I played a small battle against one of my friends at our local gaming club. Unfortunately my Tallarn did what they do best… namely losing the battle. And not just losing it, they got wiped out. We used…
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Last saturday I had my first Apocalypse battle. I was invited by a fellow Tallarn collector/player to join in. Since I have only ever played some basic 40K games and given the fact that I lost them all, I was…
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Harrr! It’s time for some treasure hunting! By now the Legends of the High Seas campaign at my local gaming club has started in earnest. We have already attacked Port Royal twice in order to free a certain pirate captain…
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After much time spend modeling and painting undead pirates it was time for some work on the Tallarn army. They desperately need some more scenery so that I can build up a nice camp/base of operations for them to defend. So…
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Since we have been playing more and more pirate games at my local gaming club it was time to finish the damned ship! Construction had almost been done enough for me to start painting it. There were certain elements I…
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Well, a ship does need a crew. And since I started this project with the undead pirates I have been playing some games at our local gaming club and had great fun. The ship is largely build and useable in…
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A while ago I was asked by someone in our local gaming club if I wanted to join a game of Legends of the High Seas. This is a 28mm Warhammer ‘historical’ setting with (as you might have guessed) pirates….
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Now that the base is finished (the desert camo colors) it is time to start on the metal. I first paint all things that will be metallic (and details like viewports etc.) black. I also paint all the scratches black…
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The next step for the desert camo colors is bringing in some streaks of darker brown. This is a pretty easy and straightforward part. I use a medium dry brush and start with scorched brown. I apply the streaks at…
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