Greetings plastic perverts and welcome back to a new year here on the blog! As some of you know I’m an avid collector of unique and beautiful terrain pieces. I have several of the famous Tabletop World fantasy buildings, and have kept an eye on this Watch Tower from Cerberus Studios for a long time. During last year’s Black Friday I finally hit the big red purchase button! In this post I’ll show you some close up shots of my latest piece of resin terrain.
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Greetings tabletop dwellers and welcome back to the oasis of wargaming inspiration. Historical gaming seem to be on the rise again in my gaming cult, and I fielded my German Afrika Korps for two games of Bolt Action (of which one was a demo) last week. Me and Herman have been growing and painting up our desert forces and are currently turning up the notch to reach 1000pt armies – parallell to this I have been working on some terrain on my free time. In this article I will guide you through the process of making a desert themed orchard that will suit most historical contexts set around the mediterranean sea.
Read More »What’s up hobby hunchbacks?! Things have been busy around here as the team is preparing for the Lords of War 3 tournament later in January, but I hope you had a great holiday season! I managed to get some me-time inbetween the family gatherings which resulted in some finished terrain for either SAGA or Fantasy games. In this post I’ll walk you through the process of making easy and generic yet atmospheric terrain pieces to breathe some life into your gaming table.
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