The Loose Association of Wargamers

Aren't we are a broad church, VB? Thankfully, no-one tells us "we're doing it wrong!". At least, not here.

donald

This was Vallejo. The issue is how it dulls - subtly - the upper coats.
I'm a bright, colourful chap & I like my figures to also be.

donald

For Xmas, I was given, amongst other things, a bottle of black primer.
I haven't used black primer for decades &I'd forgotten how much I hate it.
Still.

donald

Simply wonderful.
The various parts of the game - figures & scenic objects - are very fine but the combination exceeds this & produces a special game.
Well done, you.

donald

Exquisite work, Mark.
Your collection is awe-inspiring.

donald

My first fantasy figure & my first use of Citadel contrast paints: https://i.postimg.cc/8PxwMPWz/wiz10.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/j2sBVqvb/wiz9.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/vB6Z1hdB/wiz8.jpg The figure is a custom made 3D print @ 20mm. We've been using Lion Rampant for a few years & -perhaps fooli...

Merry Christmas, gang.

donald

Thanks, David. Our rules - 'Victory without Quarter - seem to treat them properly. They don't shoot or even fight mounted, have the ability to evade & move fairly quickly. We've chosen to depict them dismounted. The 2 base unit shown being charged having failed a dice roll to evade.... https://i...

they're stylised of course but they capture the feel of a lot of the odd little fortifications that were built in the era.
Add some weathering?

donald

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 2:56 pm
Funny, the shooting stats for artillery weren't great in FoG:R either, but my opponents always seemed to be able to knock off all of my superior units without too much trouble.....

Crooked dice.