Gamer Architect

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

Monday, January 30, 2012

20mm WWII: Operation Overlord (Normandy Project) U.S. Forces

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Initial Thoughts:  My current project is to do a skirmish level game for parts of the Normandy Invasion, June 6, 1944.  Initially, I'l...
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20mm WWII: BAB- Moscow Campaign: Part II.

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Continuing our Moscow campaign using the "Brother Against Brother-WWII Variant", here is part 2 of our 3 part mini-campaign as the...
Thursday, January 26, 2012

20mm WWII: BAB- Moscow Campaign: Part I.

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Our local gaming group really enjoys playing 20mm WWII skirmish-level battles, with a variety of rules sets including "Fire & Mane...
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Necromunda: The Orlocks

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Here some of my additional Necromunda gangs, The Orlocks.  For these, I painted up two gangs of 8 (Red and blue headbands), but also painte...

Necromunda: The Crimson Van Saar

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I do have a limited amount of Necromunda as it is a fun, skirmish, squad level game to play. Here is the primary gang that I use, so aptly n...
Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Bloodbowl Project: The 'Other' Teams

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I've been compiling a 'small' collection of Bloodbowl teams and figures.  I'm mostly anti-Games Workshop except for a couple...
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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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