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Another repost from the old site — Brian As always click for (slightly) larger views!
Being a Kipling fan, I kept this when it came on one of the mailing lists I’m on, and decided to post it here. I have no idea who the original author is, but I didn’t write it, so if … Continue reading
Next Friday GottaCon 2011 opens here in Victoria, and a week today, Saturday the 5th, is my pulp adventure game, “The Amulet of Fire”. I’ve just finished the Encounter Cards for both Acts of Amulet. Here’s a few of the … Continue reading
The Orbiter meshes for the Percival Lovell and space stations were for a very old version of Orbiter and are not currently supported. Check out the Orbiter Hanger, Orbiter Forum, and main Orbiter page for more information about the latest … Continue reading
This gallery contains 8 photos.
Another repost from the old site — Brian As always click for (slightly) larger views!
This is a repost of an old article from the original Warbard pages. – Corey I’ve built most of a smallish fortress/castle, finally got enough finished to use in a game, and to show off here to update this page!
I’ve started to add URL redirection rules to the site, so hits on the 404 page should start dropping and more people should be redirected to actual useful content… The 404 page has also been customized to explain the rebuild … Continue reading
Large terrain pieces are the lifeblood of any good gaming table and in a fit of boredom late one night at my old job (after my work was done for the day, honest), I set out to create such a … Continue reading
I think I’ll have to try this – I have a few plastic palm trees, but more is never a bad thing: Pipe cleaner palm trees (via MiniatureWargaming.com)
Inspired by my brother’s Fake Pulp Adverts post, I thought I would share one of my projects. Over the past few weeks I have been working on a series of old signs for pulp-era 28mm gaming. Designed for any era … Continue reading
I’ve posted these on various forums, but never collected them into one place before. For your amusement, a batch of fake 1930s ads – grab the full size versions off Flickr to reproduce for your personal use on the sides … Continue reading