Dwarf Developments

First off I completed the Ironguard. I have used a variety of miniatures, all GW, 17 are the really old ones and the command are more current. I had to make the ends of the hammers and the shields are from Warlords smashing Celtic warriors set.

So I took a big leap of faith and used PVA to glue all my Dwarfs to their movement trays. Much easier to store, move and put away when dead!  

It even works on the all metal Berserkers units.

Currently I am working my way through the Bulwarkers Horde, half put together.

Had fun making all the spears from cocktail sticks, card and paper.

Actually I got monumentally bored to be honest.

And finally something to make Steve smirk, my take on the Brock riders. These still need a lot of work, and will be made last.

Very christmas eeeeee.

Quest: All the Furniture

A few months ago I posted a series of photos of all the Warhammer Quest Boards I have made, with the intention of following it up with other areas of the game.

After a rather long wait here is the next in the series: furniture. All these miniatures are hand made, from bits and pieces of stuff available for free or next to nothing.

The furniture at the front is for caverns and forest games while the miniatures at the back are for standard Quest games.

Post 500:Top Ten Posts

 Top Ten Posts 

In the best, or worst, traditions of Channel 4 I present for your delight, the top ten posts from my blog in the last 500 posts. Please read each with a slight impediment when pronouncing your "R"s, I know I will be.

So in last place is:

ClashOTF: Tracking the Swarm.  57 hits

Then in equal last is:

Quest: Rumble at the Wharf.  57 hits

Rounding off the trio:

IHMN: The Coven of Svalbard. 57 hits

In seventh place, just:

Warhammer Quest Card Game. 58 hits

In a very close sixth:

Back to the Start. 60 hits

In fifth place:

Frostgrave 72 hits

In  a marvelous fourth place:

IHMN: Town Photo shoot. 81 hits

In an astounding third place:

Starship Boards 93 hits

In second place by quite a way:

ClashOTF: Beasts on Sarin 109 hits

And finally in first place by a very long way is:

ClashOTF: Smugglers on Sarin  177 hits

Thank you to everyone who has visited the blog during the last 500 posts I really appreciate it.

KOW Film: Herd V Empire of Dust 3

The utterly deluded and ridiculous ramblings of a mage, namely Daxio Roth Chop, who, to be honest, should remain retired and stop giving us his dreadful opinions. 

Crew of the SS Sulimann in 10 mm

Here are the crew all painted up and ready to play a game, I have been waiting till I got these finished so that I could play the next episode concerning Bix Molko and the rest of his retinue. Unfortunately I had to sculpt them first too, hence the wait.

Compact and Worn Starship Deck Plans: By Billiam Babble

Bought these last night and decided to share them. I have been aware of Billiam Babble's excellent floor plans and drawings for a few years now, having knocked around some Heroquest and Warhammer Quest forums that he has produced material for.

Click on his Logo to see some of the other material he has on Drivethru RPG.

They have a great quality about them, the stressed/worn feel. which I think really suits ClashOTF and Five Parsecs. For only a few pounds they were a must buy for me, cheers Mr Babble.

My other thoughts are, do I have a go at making one in 3D, from card n stuff.

If I can capture the feel they would look good, I would ask Billiam before hand of course.

I only printed one ship off last night and laminated it so I could have a go with a few of my miniatures for ClashOTF. So I see these as being used for 10 mm and they seem to work fine. My printer is not great to be honest, but they still look great.