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29/01/2024 at 22:57 #194744Angel BarracksModerator01/02/2024 at 19:13 #194850Angel BarracksModerator01/02/2024 at 20:03 #194853Darkest Star GamesParticipant
That looks great! Very well done sir. The shields really add a lot.
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02/02/2024 at 01:06 #194866Andrew BeasleyParticipantVery nice emplacement – does it give any advantages in a game or is it ‘for show’ (sorry mind not working well enough to find words tonight)?
The coach is suitably ‘dark’ – no occupant I hope 🙂
02/02/2024 at 10:00 #194870Angel BarracksModerator06/02/2024 at 18:39 #195026Angel BarracksModeratorSo I have been hunting around for 10mm mummies on and off for a few weeks to no avail.
Then in a moment of clarity I went beyond the first page of search results to Googles second and third pages, and lo and behold… 10mm mummies.I found a blog with some on and noticed the blogs hashtags were #pendraken.
I approached Leon who confirmed they used to make them but no longer.
After a negotiation of undisclosed details took place I have some!!CONS:
They are all the same pose (one arm out)
They are from an old range and are 10mm, rather than the 12mm the fantasy stuff actually is.PROS:
Mummies!!
They are pretty easy to convert, from bent arms, to slightly more bent arms, to the one dude whose arm fell off and he is carrying…A dead range of undead models resurrected:
07/02/2024 at 15:08 #195066Darkest Star GamesParticipantto the one dude whose arm fell off and he is carrying…
Nicely done! Love that sort of humor.
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07/02/2024 at 20:25 #195081Angel BarracksModerator04/03/2024 at 18:33 #195788Angel BarracksModerator05/03/2024 at 14:22 #195810Darkest Star GamesParticipantThey look great.
I hope they’re effective, otherwise the more “gently worn” clothed troops will start to call them “pretty boys” (comparatively!)
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05/03/2024 at 22:12 #195815MikeKeymaster12/03/2024 at 10:45 #196030Angel BarracksModeratorAs part of my upcoming Warm Ale and Mud campaign I am looking to get the buildings I need for the locale.
One of the ones I need is an inn with a walled coaching yard.I had an inn:
But no yard, I also need this building as a stand alone building so I didn’t want to rebase it as a bigger model with yard attached.
So I decided to make a coaching yard and make it so it joins the main building but is a removable part.Nothing exciting but it does the job.
Onto the next.
12/03/2024 at 13:44 #196032Darkest Star GamesParticipantPretty shnazy. I had wondered if you were going to overlap the walls onto the Inn base. Quite effective. (But what, no dung in the yard? Must be a fancy place! Lol)
And just what is “the next”?
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12/03/2024 at 13:50 #196033Angel BarracksModeratorThanks, scenery wise a pond.
Models, I need to finish the troops for PART ONE:
12/03/2024 at 14:03 #196036Darkest Star GamesParticipantIt’ll be nice to see that game going!
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20/03/2024 at 15:33 #196275Angel BarracksModerator21/03/2024 at 14:07 #196316Darkest Star GamesParticipantYup, it’s pond.
No ducks? 😀
(/ducks for cover)
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02/04/2024 at 21:46 #196688Angel BarracksModeratorYup, it’s pond. No ducks? (/ducks for cover)
Print me one and stick it in the post!!
02/04/2024 at 21:47 #196689Angel BarracksModerator04/04/2024 at 18:32 #196784Angel BarracksModerator04/04/2024 at 22:30 #196787Andrew BeasleyParticipantElephant grass 🙂
The field behind us still has some growing in it – not sure about the harvest time (other fields locally have been plucked) or if it’s being left to rot down and ploughed back in this year.
I have seen one idea for fields where the mat was cut into strips and set on a base with gaps between each row (similar to furrows) allowing figures to slip in between the tall bits when crossing the field.
Not a lot of help for mass battles – your field edge idea is way better.
I did wonder if the fibre would take a dye to tone down the bright yellow or to represent growing crops? I’ll guess they have been coated with something obnoxious to stop mud staining them…
04/04/2024 at 23:18 #196788MikeKeymaster05/04/2024 at 00:27 #196789Andrew BeasleyParticipantIt’s a name for Miscanthus – grown for industrial biomass fuel (normally for electric generation rather than direct heating) this side of Scunthorpe.
Looks like this (pic from here):
05/04/2024 at 13:05 #196805Angel BarracksModerator05/04/2024 at 14:30 #196807Darkest Star GamesParticipantThem birds be big enough to carry away babes!
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06/04/2024 at 13:09 #196876Angel BarracksModerator11/04/2024 at 12:59 #197090Angel BarracksModerator11/04/2024 at 14:46 #197100Darkest Star GamesParticipantLooks good, though the driver doesn’t look enough like John Cleese.
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11/04/2024 at 16:21 #197106MikeKeymaster12/04/2024 at 14:35 #197167Darkest Star GamesParticipantGood thing it wasn’t a mint, just wafer thin!
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14/04/2024 at 21:49 #197273Angel BarracksModerator14/04/2024 at 22:15 #197274Andrew BeasleyParticipantCould you save a little time and work by using something like the AK basing material?
This would then give you a mud colour to work from.
14/04/2024 at 22:20 #197275MikeKeymaster15/04/2024 at 00:06 #197277Mr. AverageParticipantI use model railroad talus for this, with white glue. It has enough body to conceal the base but if you use the fine textured stuff, and you add a little turf on top, you get a pretty good effect without them looking like they’re walking on cobblestone piles. Also it’s pre-colored so it saves the painting of the bases, which is MY least favorite part of small scales.
15/04/2024 at 15:08 #197303Angel BarracksModerator25/04/2024 at 13:48 #197693Angel BarracksModerator25/04/2024 at 16:43 #197706Angel BarracksModerator25/04/2024 at 20:16 #197712Andrew BeasleyParticipantThe mug is potty but kinda neat 🙂 Did you use the Cricut printer?
The ‘Red Cuffs’ have come out well though adding tufts on that size base is a quick way to the shakes I think (esp with my eyesight).
25/04/2024 at 20:35 #197714Angel BarracksModerator27/04/2024 at 20:10 #197797Angel BarracksModeratorWe played a game of WFB 3rd edition.
3000 points of Undead vs 3000 points of Empire.
It was a good game.
Key Points.
The random terrain generation really hampered me as there was a lot of stuff to block LOS and impede my fast cavalry.
This was the first time I used my Kriegsritter, mounted crossbowmen, they charged toward the enemy catapults, managed only to kill one crew before they were flanked by some wights, the terrible nature of them was too much and the cavalry fled the field never to be seen again.
The Black Coach allowed itself to be charged and thus missed out on causing lots of damage by being the one to instigate the charge, as such it found the mass of the Stirland Helblitzen too much as it was turn after turn pushed back off the table.
Unfortunately, so enraged were the Helblitzen, they failed their Leadership test and followed the coach off the table in pursuit.
So that was them gone…I positioned my mortar behind the woods hoping that even with no LOS it may actually hit something eventually, it did not.
The Direwolves were effective this game, they moved up the field and into the woods where they made short work of the Deathjacks and then followed on to kill the mortar crew.
The screaming skull catapults were again effective, when they hit even if the unit struck did not flee in fear the warmachines still did a lot of physical damage.
My Knights of the Black Rose were good, despite being hampered by woods and so on they managed to do some damage and were a key unit.
The undead vampire spent a fair amount of time in wolf form for speed, but this turned out to be a mistake as toward the end of the battle, when things were not looking too great for the Empire, the plucky and resolute lads manning the last kanone took careful aim and managed to hit the wolf-vampire and succeeded in killing it/her.
This was the beginning of the end, as this turn, Elector Count Alberich Haupt-Anderssen, Grand Count of Stirland, Prince of Wurtbad and Overlord of Sylvania wielding the mighty Runefang finished of the last of the wights.All in all a close game.
Misuse of the Black Coach cost the undead a bit, and unlucky the vampire was blown to smithereens, again the fear rules caused issues on my units and many routed the field.
But victory was ours and Stirland once again holds back the forces of the undead, keeping the rest of the Empire safe. -
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