A Feverish Ramble (Hobby Update)
Here’s what I’ve been up to while being ill.
Read More A Feverish Ramble (Hobby Update)Anyone can afford wargaming!
Here’s what I’ve been up to while being ill.
Read More A Feverish Ramble (Hobby Update)How to turn cheap and crappy palm trees into somewhat decent wargaming terrain.
Read More Occasional Doing the Sensible Thing – Palm TreesA quick video explaining how I put together some buildings for Chob-Noggoth.
Read More Buildings For Chob-NoggothIs it a baby? Is it a castle? No, it’s Big Castle Baby!
Read More Big Castle BabySort of a video tutorial detailing my latest creations, plus a fun game of hide and seek!
Read More How to Make Chaotic Pig-Cannon Riders…Another update on my latest weird creations, some of which you may have already seen. Others brand new. May the madness ever continue!
Read More Some Weird Stuff I Made Lately Part 2The fruits of my labour… kitbashing crap toys into something!
Read More The Madness Continues…My entry for Big Bot Bash 3.
Read More Big Bot Bash 3A quick video where I explain how I made some oddities.
Read More Some Weird Stuff I Made LatelyA quick guide on how I painted my AdMech army.
Read More Speed Painting Adeptus MechanicusIt always fun to look back over the blog and reminisce about projects past. Sometimes I’ve forgotten about projects entirely, sometimes looking back over the blog reignites the embers of a formerly dead project. In January I hit the ground running with Havok: Havok was a game from my childhood, dead now, but once put […]
Read More So what did I get up to in 2025?A quick guide to speed painting Italian Blackshirts for Bolt Action.
Read More Painting Blackshirts for Bolt ActionHopefully this works! Here’s also a link just in case: https://youtu.be/So3RgDWgf9I?si=4YEu1C2mBAU19XaN Gremlins in the system!
Read More An attempt at a YouTube video on the Sprue BoardIn the mad world of finding things to replace the heads of army men with, at some point I landed on the idea of just smaller army men. I previously showed off my initial Mantaur: The problem I found in the lab, was what with each further iteration of the Mantaur, their cognitive abilities decreased […]
Read More Mantaurs vs PiratesThings very quickly got out of hand. Much superglue has been consumed, much stuff thrown at walls to see what sticks. The Cubeheads were something I knew would work, as I’ve seen similar things before: A hobbyist called ‘Ben Has Hobbies’ has a game based entirely around the cube headed concept. https://youtu.be/Z8aqkhYBqg0?si=UPjRFZZqcNIYjGPR Chucking the pink […]
Read More Odd Gangs 2: Eclectic BoogalooWhen the fingers hover over the ‘add to cart’ ‘checkout’ and ‘buy now’ buttons on various Wargaming sites, despite you being knee deep in already existing projects, I recommend having a little look around for that odd little itch scratcher before you take the plunge. Digging through drawers in my desk I found some bags […]
Read More Odd GangsPut this down as a speed painting tutorial, with room to come back later if you want and add detail or tidy things up. I’m debating and all over was and drybrush, but I’m not sure this scheme needs it just yet. I got the idea from my older post here. When painting historical minis, […]
Read More My very easy method just keeps painting Japanese Infantry for Bolt ActionAs sort of mentioned previously, I’m planning on making terrain and a gaming surface for my Ghost Legions project that differs from the table I use for Deathzap and the odd game of Bolt Action. I imagine the underworld is a bit ‘chunky’, where parts of the overworld or projections of it have been torn […]
Read More Meat Town(I mean that literally but in two different ways.) I’ve long been inspired by Tony Adam’s woodscrew wargaming army: https://thewoodscrewminiaturearmy.blogspot.com/?m=1 Unfortunately Tony passed away two years ago. But the spirit of woodscrew wargaming lives on. The Man of Tin blog frequently references Tony’s army, and only the other day I spied some woodscrews being used […]
Read More Screw WarsWith the lurgie going strong this week I mostly moved between a succession of naps and occasional snacking. However I did make some progress on the Ghost Legions front. Instead of going for my usual fluorescent ghost approach seen previously: I went down a more grimdark alley, inspired mostly by my small skirmish warbands seen […]
Read More Grim Grinning GhostsI recently procured a large bag of cowboys from Amazon. The figures looked decent enough, certainly a far better quality than a lot of what I’ve been painting lately. The only real downside to the figures was the lack of poses. There was only four in all. Poses I think originated with Airfix. So I […]
Read More Cambari GunslingersThe first mention of the ‘Tigers’ dates back to the 67BC (Before Colonisation), where a loose group of militias joined together to defend a group of bases on Ganymede in order to help Titus Jendar’s work in restoring the Martian Portal. Use of the term ‘Tiger’ has not been without controversy, as traditional Tiger uniforms […]
Read More Jendari TigersAfter playtesting my Melt28 rules using the crappy terrain you find in bags of army men, I knew I had to do something with all the plastic I had accumulated. The figures themselves have a ‘Grimdark’ style now, or ‘Grimcandy’ as I coined it a while back. Dingy, but with vibrant colours. The terrain needed […]
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