To support my Prussian ships I bought a Bunker Complex and the Tower Set. These are really nice resin castings which add a different dimension to games of Dystopian Wars. The bunker complex to me combines elements of the Maunsell Forts that the British…
As part of the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who, there are going to be eleven short novels from famous authors covering (as you might have guessed) all eleven Doctors. The fifth book is Tip Of The Tongue and features the fifth Doctor and Nyssa. In 1945, …
I mentioned in a previous post that I had got some Prussian reinforcements. As well as a blister of battlecruisers, I also got a blister of Hussar Gunships. These are nice castings and there are three models in the blister. Very cleanly cast. However n…
Call of Duty: Ghosts takes the critically-acclaimed franchise into the next generation. Watch the Reveal Trailer here! Available to pre-order but not released until 5th November 2013…
Throughout the Warhammer world, war rages eternal. Yet the most deadly and bitter conflicts are not wars of conquest against exotic foes, but the clash of brother versus brother! This Warhammer supplement contains inspirational and evocative background…
I finished the metallic basecoat of the Kingdom of Britannia Illustrious Class Sky Fortress. The flightdeck will be painted tan, which when washed will hopefully look like wood.
Really enjoyed watching Name of the Doctor last night on the BBC. So we didn’t get to know the name of the Doctor (which I am pleased about) but we did get to see all the original classic Doctors, in addition to David Tennant and Chris Eccleston. I l…
Having started to paint the Kingdom of Britannia Eagle Class War Rotor I finished off the base coat of Citadel Boltgun Metal. Side view. The next stage will be a black wash.
One of the issue with playing with supplements is the sheer number you sometimes need to carry. The advantage of an iPad version is that you can have a fair few with you, but only need to carry the iPad. So I think the idea of a digital Battle Missions…
Here are a few of Simon’s British Sherman tanks for Flames of War. Rear view.
An entire regiment of German Jagdtigers surrenders at Iserlohn, Germany to allied troops after the end of the war. They were really big tanks, well tank destroyers then.
In a recent game of Legends of the Old West I actually used all four Robot Mummies from my collection of Doctor Who models, as hired thugs. They didn’t have weapons, but fought in hand to hand combat, by squeezing their opponents. You can see how…
I gave the Prussian Empire Konigsberg Class Battlecruisers a white undercoat. Really impressive detail on these models.