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Foldable 3D Paper D&D Scenery Models
I stumbled across this the other day on the WOTC website archives (from 2003). It is the PDF’s and JPG’s of paper based 3D building models. The quality and detail is quite amazing, and they are no trouble at all … Continue reading
Posted in Game Design, Game Resources, Painting & Modelling, Role Playing Games, Tabletop Wargames
Tagged buildings, d&d, d&d miniatures, DIY, Dungeons and Dragons, modelling, models, scenery
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Photographing Wargaming Models
A friend of mine is a professional photographer by trade (its a fantastic job – highly recommend it if you can do it…) and he was down at my place one afternoon. He never really requires much of an excuse … Continue reading
Plastic Miniatures
Yesterday I wandered into a newsagent and bought a copy of this month’s White Dwarf magazine. Why? Because a previous White Dwarf told me to. Or, rather, it told be what came with it. Pictured here is the sprue you … Continue reading
Posted in Painting & Modelling, Tabletop Wargames
Tagged models, painting, tabletop, wargaming
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Lego Awesomeness 002 – Gaming Props
When you are in a tight pinch for a monster model, Lego, once again, can come to the rescue. In our recent campaign run by Ellisthion we encountered a Fire Elemental. Of course, Ellisthion didn’t have a model for it. … Continue reading
Mr Orange
About 10 years ago, my brother and I started work on a game we called Cyborg. It was a great game until we tried to write down the rules. We have subsequently tried three times to codify the game and … Continue reading
