Whatta lotta Slotta!
In the early days of metal miniatures for gaming, these minitures came normally in one of two forms. The most common was the solid base miniatures. At first, these had a flat piece of...
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Warhammer Quest: Update!
Well, I said I had contacted Gavin Thorpe about the Skaven mission and didn’t expect to hear something, but I have and its great information I think.. So I asked him a couple of...
Iz tat yoo? or Whose Name is it anyway?
A very interesting or though kinda completely off-topic talk happened on the oldhammer forum the other day with a user called Sneekid (Hi) and I’ve decided that would make the kinda weird and minor...
HeroQuest: What we didn’t get
Bit of a quick filler here as a few things are a bit delayed. HeroQuest was the most popular of GW’s Board games and ran from 1989 till 1992. Now, In that time we...
Dungeon Bash Quest over and over
Okay, now this isn’t some complete in-depth research post.. though that would be fun but a bit more light hearted thinking about things and looking at some of what I believe were attempts (both...
Kit Bash – The White Dwarf Way!
Back in the early to mid 80s, Plastic casting wasn’t a huge thing. There were a couple of reasons. There was a bit of an oil crisis which lead to many toys using diecast...
Home Casting
While it’s always kinda nice to get a professional release miniature or thing, I like home casting because it’s.. kinda easy but also hard and not as pricey as you might think, though not...
40K – For the Brood!
Sigh.. I’m often an idiot… Hell, I named this blog ‘random Idiot’ cause.. I’m a random idiot. A little while bit, I made my own sculpt of a Genestealer Patriarch based on the classic...
