Gamer Architect

"...You can have my miniatures when you pry them from my cold, dead, fingers!"

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

20mm Modern: Iraq Highway Ambush

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This is a game I ran in August 2008.  It involved a U.S. convoy patrol travelling down one of Iraq's highways.  Somewhere on the way ...
Tuesday, December 27, 2011

20mm Modern: Afghanistan Village held Hostage

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For a change of pace, I set up a fictitious Afghan village that was supposedly being held hostage by the Taliban. U.S. forces were sent to i...

15mm ACW: Battle while on the march to Bull Run

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After reading about this battle that happened on the way to Bull Run (second I think?), I had to run one and finally got to do it.  The Scen...

15mm ACW: Attack the Redoubt

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Here's an old fictitious Johnny Reb (JR) game that I ran back in 2008.  It involved landing troops on the coast, while under fire.  Ther...

15mm ACW: Battle of Cross Keys, June 8, 1862

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Here are some pics from the game that I ran of the Battle of Cross Keys, June 8, 1862.  Some of the pictures are of the full battlefield (5...

Paper Building: 15mm ACW 2-Story House

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Here's another paper building that I created for my 15mm ACW games.  It can be built as a stone or brick house, or both. Simply add some...

Paper Building: 15mm ACW Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary

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Here's a paper building that I created and am most proud of.  I actually drew it from a copy of scaled architectural plans supplied to m...
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Star Wars: Building a Moisture Vaporator

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I found my little tutorial that I created on how to build a Moisture Vaporator, as seen in the Star Wars Miniatures Battles (SWMB) rules boo...

Paper Building: 15mm ACW Barn

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Here is a copy of some 15mm Paper, ACW Barns that I created. There's no reason why they couldn't be used for other eras such as AWI,...
Monday, December 26, 2011

15mm ACW: Battle of Little Rock, Arkansas

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This was a fun recreation of the Battle of Little Rock, Arkansas, Sept 10, 1863. Unfortunately for the Rebels, history repeated itself.  T...
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I work as a registered architect, which gives me a slight advantage with my terrain building. I'm used to building scale models of my architectural projects, so that gives me an edge when making gaming buildings. My model railroad building skills come in handy for making other terrain, such as hills and trees, as well as adding the appropriate details to my terrain.
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