Miniature wargames blog and Tallarn army showcase
A few entries ago I talked about my personal views on the Age of Sigmar game by Games Workshop. In certain Facebook groups the link I shared got some feedback. And as I expected these were divided between positive and…
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Yesterday evening we played a game of Dead Man’s Hand at the club. Rob had made a new scenario and we would be trying that out. Two paddle steamers are used in a race on the Mississippi river. One of…
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As I promised in an earlier post I will show some more pictures of the Thousand Sons project I am working on on and off. In the previous post I showed my finished Ahriman model and the Terminators and Dreadnought I have made. A…
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2 weeks ago me and Hamza had decided to play Star Wars X-Wing at club night. I brought the whole collection and we would see what we would play then and there. After a bit of pondering we decided to…
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When I look at the various postings and replies on the net about Games Workshop’s Age of Sigmar I can’t help but notice people tend to either like it or hate it. I have yet to encounter the people who…
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I have been a long time fan of the Thousand Sons concept and models from Games Workshop. This all started when I procured the Ahriman model many years ago. The posture and background of this character are very much to…
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Last weekend was the 3d edition of Poldercon. It is held in the same building as were we play with our local gaming club in Utrecht. It is a one day event, based around the idea that participants come over…
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The Pirate campaign is still running at the club. We have resolved to take turns in writing and creating new adventures. My friend Matthijs is now playing miniatures wargames for somewhat more than a year and he started off with the pirate…
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In the last week of januari I hosted a special X-Wing battle. The idea was to have as many ships on the table as possible. I wanted to theme this battle around the first film trilogy, so there was a…
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