The clear out continues. I've put my 20mm Afghan theatre modern British and my British Army of the Rhine on ebay this week. I'd love to think they are all going to a good home. If anybody's interested they can be found at Modern British 1980's BOAR Thank you for looking
When I lose my mojo for crafting (it happens) I tend to find myself watching some of the guys on Youtube. One of the people I particularly like at the moment it Nat1 videos . At the end of last year he posted a video where he made a rather spectacular, ruined Weathertop. I got inspired so I bought a couple of sheets of 20mm XPS foam, drew out a rough plan and got shaping. Starting to take shape. A couple of Mithril miniatures for scale. After getting the pieces how I wanted, I gave the whole thing a coating of watered down PVA, mixed with black acrylic ink. The whole thing was then painted grey, coated in a wash (made from acrylic ink, ilford rinse aid, acrylic medium and water). After the wash was dried, I got to dry brushing. Three layers in all, grey, grey mixed with cream, and a light highlight with cadmium white. It's mounted on a cork floor tile, painted up, with a scattering of foam flock. Overall I'm more than happy with the result. Strider and the Hobbits, taking it fo...
We got in a quick game of RoSD this evening after dinner. Continuing my campaign with my other half we tackled the Bridge Guards scenario. For the first time in one of our games we lost a companion as a casualty (it was the archer, luckily he made a full recovery post game), and our Recruit and my Ranger were both reduced to 1 HP after a couple of very unfortunate dice rolls. We scraped through, finishing off the last Gnoll in turn 9, and grabbing the treasure in the Gnoll camp in turn 10. The Gnoll at the camp finally decides to see what all the commotion is about across the river. The treasure token in the camp is a Gametee coin . The Sarissa covered bridge made a great centrepiece for this scenario. I know it's supposed to be a stone bridge, but what the hey. Our man-at-arms deals some damage, taking the Gnoll out in 1 round of combat. The Gnoll sergeant takes a pounding. The dog is playing the part of a Vulture in this scenario. Unfortunately, despite us throwing 5 arrows his ...
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