These are games that come in paper bags. Obviously
I am a metal-head. Have been since I was old enough to crawl. I am also a major Iron Maiden fan. So when the miniature versions of Eddie were announced, I jumped. Thus this crossover series of Metal and Acrylic Paint was born.
Looking for some DIY bases for Boarding Actions games? Then check out this step by step for making your own!
I did it everyone. I painted a few models. In a month. Bare with me a minute while I pat myself on the back and try to avoid looking my shame pile in the eyes… not awkward…
Today we present the Right Hand of Doom himself, Hellboy. Have a look.
Board Games from the Attic is a series based on games played during those formative years.
Turning back the clock, we take a dive into the first in the series: the Avalon Hill game, Squad Leader
I always wanted a Star Wars miniatures game ever since Micro Machines released their Star Wars line seemingly forever ago. I finally got it with this. In this article I revisit a long-lost friend in the Star Wars X-Wing Miniatures Game and hope to have a laugh or two along the way. Spoiler Alert: I had an enjoyable time.
It was inevitable that once I saw a board game based on the Aliens franchise, which at first glance appeared to be like my beloved game Space Hulk, I was going to own it. I could go on all day about how the movie and the whole franchise has stuck with me all these years, and likely I will do so later.
In Aeronautica Imperialis: Wings of Vengeance, you take to the skies above the war-torn worlds of the Warhammer 40k universe. Commanding squadrons from the Imperial Navy or Orks. I had been interested in this tactical game since I saw the previews. But how was it?
My Ulfenkarn Journey
Today I’m talking (well typing) about one of my favorite projects, Warhammer Quest Cursed City. The main focus of my writing will look at the models (since they are my favorite part), but I will also briefly touch on the game itself.
Another year has gone by. Indeed, another year down the crapper. I have a hard time imagining that anyone can look back and feel particularly good about 2021. The pandemic seems to have gained momentum, current events were miserable, disturbing or both, and people are clearly tired of it all. What an utter dumpster fire.