Miniature wargames blog and Tallarn army showcase
I have the good fortune to have a hobby room of my own in our house. This means I have a dedicated space for building and painting and a fixed gaming table in the centre of this room. Lots of…
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Well then, back to the modular tunnel system. Last time I promised I would begin painting unless I had some other idea to add before I could put on some paint. No ideas came to mind so ‘ere we go…
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Yesterday Impact was held. A relatively ‘small’ wargames convention in Eindhoven, Holland. Last time I went there it was still held in a sports/gym hall and had not that many visitors. This year (and I believe the previous year as…
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Yesterday Hamza and I finally concluded the point of no return campaign. The first two reports of this campaign can be found here: http://thedesertscorpions.com/x-wing-point-of-no-return-battle-report/ and http://thedesertscorpions.com/x-wing-point-of-no-return-battle-report-pt-ii/ We were now up to the last game in this campaign, the one that would define who…
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Hello there and welcome to the second part of the step-by-step of the building of a modular tunnel system. The first part can be found here: http://thedesertscorpions.com/modular-tunnel-system-pt-i/ I concluded the previous post with the promise I would begin with base coat…
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About a year or two ago Coen and I started a campaign with my Tallarn and his Death Korps forces. Since then we have played three games (yes, we do not play that often, I agree). The first game was…
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Hello and welcome to the second installment in the series ‘Made in Holland’, where I take a closer look at manufacturers of miniatures and/or games from Holland. Our small country has some people who are actively trying to add something…
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Last friday Hamza and I continued the point of no return campaign that is included with the Tantive IV model. Two weeks ago we started this campaign and were able to finish two of the four games. A battle report…
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Welcome to the first post in a series where I would like to show you in what ways the Dutch are contributing to the miniature wargames hobby. We are but a small country, we know, but that could not stop…
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About a week ago I wrote something about out of print games and shared my thoughts on whether these game are still enjoyable now that there is no support coming from the manufacturer of the game. I posted the link to my…
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