Just three days left to go! The Cannoneer's have been funded and next up is the Ogre Chieftain. Get in fast if you want to be a part of this Kickstarter!
A blog about my wargaming in Middle-earth, the Old World and some other far away places across the void, with Grand Scale 10mm (and some 15mm) miniatures using the Warmaster, Blitzkrieg Commander, Cold War Commander, Future War Commander and GW's The War of the Ring (and some other ) rule systems. Oh, and there might be the odd post about roleplaying and board games here and there. So all the usual geeky stuff we are so proud of!
Saturday, 29 October 2016
Thursday, 20 October 2016
Project Update: Armoured Ogres are funded - 10mm Fantasy Ogre Miniatures from Black Gate Miniatures
An important update from the Ogre Miniatures Kickstarter...
We have gotten over the hump and unleashed the Armoured Ogre Warriors onto the world.
I can't wait to see these guys in action.
Let's get to up $3,000 and release the Ogre Cannoneers and Free Ogre Chieftain (to pledge levels of Ogre Chieftain or above).
Ogres forever!
Black Gate Miniatures
Can't wait to see these guys. If you haven't signed up yet, there are only 12 days left to the campaign.
FUNDED! Armoured Ogre Warriors
We have gotten over the hump and unleashed the Armoured Ogre Warriors onto the world.
I can't wait to see these guys in action.
Let's get to up $3,000 and release the Ogre Cannoneers and Free Ogre Chieftain (to pledge levels of Ogre Chieftain or above).
Ogres forever!
Black Gate Miniatures
FUNDED! Armoured Ogre Warrior Concept Art
Can't wait to see these guys. If you haven't signed up yet, there are only 12 days left to the campaign.
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Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Update 4: 10mm Fantasy Ogre Miniatures from Black Gate Miniatures
Are you ready to meet the Mammoth Riders?
14 days to go! Here's an update on the progress of the 10mm Black Gate Miniatures Ogre Kickstarter.
We are halfway through Black gate Miniatures first Kickstarer and I am delighted to be able to show off the concept art for the Mammoth Riders. Created by that talented chap Christian Schwager, these guys are going to own the battlefield.
We now have the art for the first four unit types, which would provide a very decent, playable Ogre army. So tell your friends, tell your gaming groups, share on Facebook, Twitter and forums all over the world and let's make it happen.
Finally, with the ? continuing to slide against both the Euro and $, it is a great time to be buying from the UK, no matter where you are based in the world.
Ogres for life.
Posted by Black Gate Miniatures (Creator)
14 days to go! Here's an update on the progress of the 10mm Black Gate Miniatures Ogre Kickstarter.
Mammoth Riders
We are halfway through Black gate Miniatures first Kickstarer and I am delighted to be able to show off the concept art for the Mammoth Riders. Created by that talented chap Christian Schwager, these guys are going to own the battlefield.
We now have the art for the first four unit types, which would provide a very decent, playable Ogre army. So tell your friends, tell your gaming groups, share on Facebook, Twitter and forums all over the world and let's make it happen.
Finally, with the ? continuing to slide against both the Euro and $, it is a great time to be buying from the UK, no matter where you are based in the world.
Ogres for life.
Posted by Black Gate Miniatures (Creator)
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Saturday, 15 October 2016
EB Expo - part 2 Weta Workshop
Weta Workshop at the EB Expo
In the last post I showed some of my highlights from the EB Expo over the October long weekend. Given the lack of games I'm interested in being showcased (there isn't that much coming out over the next few months that I'm keen on), one of the best things from the Expo was Weta Workshop's shop.
There was a lot of veeerrrryyyy nice stuff there. Nice, but expensive.
Being a Tolkien die-hard, I took a lot of photo's. I wanted to have a record that I could use for inspiration in my wargame painting. As such here they are for your inspiration also.
If this was double the size, it would have worked perfectly for 10mm Warmaster!
"Toilets are over there."
A rather grumpy uruk-hai
Pick you nose!
Smaug takes a bath!
Rivendel
Anyway, that's all from the EB Expo. Until next year!
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Friday, 14 October 2016
EB Games Expo
The October long weekend is a gaming geeks paradise. MOAB was on all weekend and from the Friday night to Sunday afternoon, the EB Games Expo was also on in Sydney. I thought I would share some photos of the day for those who couldn't make it there.
Sadly, this expo wasn't as good as 2015's expo simply because there wasn't enough great games coming out heading into Christmas. During the 2015 expo, there were demos and previews of such games as Halo 5-Guardians, Just Cause 3, Fallout 4, Call of Duty 517 and a plethora of great stuff that had me eagerly salivating in anticipation heading into Christmas.
Sadly, this year for Xbox enthusiasts there was really only the new Gears of War and Dead Rising to have a look at. I was also impressed with Mafia 3 but can't say that I intend to rush out and buy it. In fact, I'm more excited that the remastered Skyrim will be out at the end of the month than with any of the new games coming on the horizon.
EB did an admirable job despite the dearth of new titles on the horizon. Lots of interesting stalls where you could purchase a beverage or two...
Or take a quick spin around the hall...
Or fire off a few rounds to let off some steam...
Lots of cool lego to play with too. Its like playing Minecraft, but with real bricks!
Lots to spend money on if you are into this sort of thing.
Weta Workshop also had a large display there, but I'll post on that separately because there was a lot of nice playthings they had on display. Too much to show here for now. Next post maybe...
The Sons of ObiWan were also showing off their jedi skills. This is a cool mob of people who teach kids how to wield a light saber without cutting off a limb and at the same time raise money for autistic children. Cool thing. And those sabers can really take a beating. No fragile stuff here, this is real cut and thrust.
Finally, though. All good things had to come to an end. And so it was that I found my ride parked at the back of the hall where I left it and headed home.
Another EB Expo over. Not as good as last years, but that wasn't EB's fault. Hopefully there will be a lot more games to display next year.
Off to the Diving Convention next door to the Expo
Yes those eyes glowed green and red and that drill moved as well.
Whilst at the First Aid station...
A 28mm scale Ghost Buster...
Sadly, this expo wasn't as good as 2015's expo simply because there wasn't enough great games coming out heading into Christmas. During the 2015 expo, there were demos and previews of such games as Halo 5-Guardians, Just Cause 3, Fallout 4, Call of Duty 517 and a plethora of great stuff that had me eagerly salivating in anticipation heading into Christmas.
NOT what you want to find under the tree this Christmas!
Dead Rising, grab a baseball bat and start swinging!
Save $10!
Sadly, this year for Xbox enthusiasts there was really only the new Gears of War and Dead Rising to have a look at. I was also impressed with Mafia 3 but can't say that I intend to rush out and buy it. In fact, I'm more excited that the remastered Skyrim will be out at the end of the month than with any of the new games coming on the horizon.
Drone Racing. Its great right up until one of those carbon fiber blades smacks into you
Rabbit Season! EB's mascot
Some out of this world computer rigs
Sorry Darth, no room!
EB did an admirable job despite the dearth of new titles on the horizon. Lots of interesting stalls where you could purchase a beverage or two...
Nuke Quantum anyone?
Or take a quick spin around the hall...
Vroom...vroom...boom...boom!
Or fire off a few rounds to let off some steam...
"Safety catch? What's a safety catch Jeremy?"
Lots of cool lego to play with too. Its like playing Minecraft, but with real bricks!
Lots to spend money on if you are into this sort of thing.
Weta Workshop also had a large display there, but I'll post on that separately because there was a lot of nice playthings they had on display. Too much to show here for now. Next post maybe...
The Sons of ObiWan were also showing off their jedi skills. This is a cool mob of people who teach kids how to wield a light saber without cutting off a limb and at the same time raise money for autistic children. Cool thing. And those sabers can really take a beating. No fragile stuff here, this is real cut and thrust.
Finally, though. All good things had to come to an end. And so it was that I found my ride parked at the back of the hall where I left it and headed home.
My ride!
Another EB Expo over. Not as good as last years, but that wasn't EB's fault. Hopefully there will be a lot more games to display next year.
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