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Miniatures Adventure => Gothic Horror => Topic started by: OSHIROmodels on March 28, 2018, 11:34:31 AM
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The denizens of the Limehouse docks had no idea that as the fog decended they would be subject to horrors beyond their comprehension...
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Full report to follow as soon as it comes hot off the presses.
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Lovely atmospheric shot, mate.
Very moody.
8) 8)
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Brilliant.....well no,gloomy really,but you know what I mean lol
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The tension is building . . .
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Let there be light 8).
it makes me think of peaky blinder
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The tension is building . . .
It’s unbearable now...
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Our man on the scene managed to get a witnesses point of view from none other than Big Jim Bibbly himself. Please dear reader, excuse his colloquialisms as he is from the north. In his own words...
Me an' the lads was down at the docks as we'd 'eard of sommet about to 'appen. It were a bit foggy out but that dint stop us.
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We'd also 'eard that a few other fellas were about and seeing as us 'oliday to the mainland dint go to well we was looking for a bit of a punch up. Shame that they buggered off somewhere else.
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There weren't nowt much to see with this bloody fog but we could 'ear sommet goin on at the other end of the docks...
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Well, weren't that a turn up for the books. One of them ruffs that had a pop at us a couple of weeks ago was causing trouble with one of the locals (nice fella, sells fish mostly). We weren't 'aving any of that so I went up and bashed him over the 'ead. Ha ha, he won't be gettin up any time soon.
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'Ang on though ses I, 'ere's that Stringvest fella we saw in the graveyard the other month. Sommat funny's goin on 'ere.
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A couple of me lads wanted to 'ave a bash but whist he were grappling with me he manged to see a couple of em off. Right, ses I, I ain't 'aving any o that so I bashed 'im good and proper and just as the fog was clearing so we could see proper he went and vanished...
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Dunno what 'appened to them other lads but we could 'ear sommat over the way and reckon it were them up to sommat.
Once again dear reader, we apologise for the strange use of language but it must be forgiven as it would seem that these roughs from the north have saved Limehouse from a hideous fate...
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lol :-* Love the AAR James!
Lon
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Very atmospheric (though written in some strange dialect....) 8)
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Yep,good bat rep,perhaps now those northern ruffians are spending more time down south they may become more genteel and the obligatory need for Google translate won't be so much of a requirement ;) :D
Seems like another cracking game lads ,well done :)
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you built an opium house lol
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Very nice shots, full of character, as was the report.
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Brandy and cigars or a 1980s era rock clip smoke machine involved in that photo shoot? Either way it is very atmospheric albeit probably a breach of health and safety regulations.
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Brandy and cigars or a 1980s era rock clip smoke machine involved in that photo shoot? Either way it is very atmospheric albeit probably a breach of health and safety regulations.
Neither I am afraid to say lol
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It was a two stroke petrol lawnmower, admit it...reports in Malamute and Bibbly are now recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning ;D fantastic game report, layout and minis
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It was a two stroke petrol lawnmower, admit it...reports in Malamute and Bibbly are now recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning ;D fantastic game report, layout and minis
Nope - no lawnmower and no cigars, it's not added digitally either.
It was a state of the art camera accessory that's now got a patent pending so details can't be shared for legal reason ;)
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it's just the heating of two evil brains that creates smoke, a new source of energy lol
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Lovely AAR. Properly dramatized. :)
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Great story and fun to read, also excellent terrain now of course!
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That was a really fund read!
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Your notion of East End dialect in the 1880's is most endearing ;)
You boys have given up the cigars and taken up vaping then lol
Fabulous set up, of course :)
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Thanks gents, much appreciated :)
You boys have given up the cigars and taken up vaping then lol
Genius :D
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Excellent AAR and atmospheric pics. 8)
In next weeks episode: "One on't cross beams gone owt askew on treddle." :D
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it's just the heating of two evil brains that creates smoke, a new source of energy lol
lol
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Your notion of East End dialect in the 1880's is most endearing ;)
You boys have given up the cigars and taken up vaping then lol
Fabulous set up, of course :)
Rather more Dick van Dyke than Michael Caine? Or more Vic Reeves than Ray Winstone?
Someone really should write a set of rules completely in rhyming slang or better still, polari. A hungry market awaits a Kenneth Williams figure.
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Loss with words... looks bloody marvellous! :-*
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Love it.
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Brilliant and love the atmospherics from this Dr De'Ath Smoke-A-Vision (Patent pending) Production.
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There must have been some use of translation technology, though, as them there Northerners did not mention Pie, Whippet or Sheep once in the narrative.....
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Something lurks in the shadows . . .
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That's the only photo I took of the game for some reason, must try harder next time.
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Lord Avery knew only too well the reason the fog had descended upon Limehouse so rapidly.... It was no natural occurrence!
The Late Professor Hertz Van Rental had warned him that some of the oldest and most powerful Vampire Lords could somehow harness and control the elements.
Lord Avery knew Count Stringfellow was one such Vampire and he feared it was the Count who had brought fog down on Limehouse to use it to his own advantage, probably cloaking his efforts to increase his coven numbers.
Knowing the Count had lost many of his fledgling Vampires in recent skirmishes Avery assumed he was keen to rebuild his forces. Calling together his most reliable hunters Avery quickly made his way to the Limehouse docks...
He was not wrong, through the fog he could see the Counts Acolytes feeding on the innocent inhabitants of Limehouse. Draining them quickly and removing the bodies in readiness for their transformation into the Undead! Avery would have to work fast!
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The Vampires however were not alone, guarded by dim witted thugs for whom ahead lay the promise of immortality if they pleased the Master with loyal service unto death...
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Avery dashed forward and engaged the henchmen in hand to hand combat, quickly despatching them with expert cuts and thrusts from his saber. His time in the Life Guards was not wasted!
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Avery's Vampire hunters made short work of these Vampire brides cornering and sending them back to hell!
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There had been no sign of Count Stringfellow, Lord Avery and his men had quickly destroyed the only threats they could find, although they knew at least three unfortunates had been taken and would soon return as the Undead. They would need to be found quickly lest they turn more victims.
However Avery heard gunshots elsewhere in Limehouse and the strange dialect and sound of Northerners abroad. Perhaps Stringfellow was in the vicinity after all....
Thus ended our recent run through of A Fistful of Garlic. More to follow.... Will Lord Avery find Count Stringfellow and just who are these Northern ruffians running around Limehouse and what are they doing there?
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Most excellent reporting, old chap.
Great images too (beware that vaping wotsit!).
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And much more understandable than that 'language' used by that foreign fella.
;D
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Great stuff! :)
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Great images too (beware that vaping wotsit!).
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It's not vaping either ;) lol
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It's not vaping either ;) lol
Is it the steam from a piping hot pie?
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lol lol lol
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It's spray smoke / mist right, from an aerosol?
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Excellent reporting. We wait on tenterhooks.
It's spray smoke / mist right, from an aerosol?
I fear you credit them with too much sense ::)
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It's spray smoke / mist right, from an aerosol?
Nope it's better than that and not harmful to the environment. :D
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it's just the heating of two evil brains that creates smoke
Was someone other than Mark trying to read the rules? :D
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Ok,my go :D
Is it a Photoshop effect ? :)
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Was someone other than Mark trying to read the rules? :D
lol
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Ok,my go :D
Is it a Photoshop effect ? :)
Nope, not a digital effect at all.
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Nope, not a digital effect at all.
Ok,last go.. was it one of Nick's old DJ disco smoke machines ? lol
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Excellent, plenty of atmosphere. maybe too much lol
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Nope it's better than that and not harmful to the environment. :D
a fart ???? lol sorry
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a fart ???? lol sorry
lol
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Did the big white rabbit pay you a visit and partake of a Camberwell Carrot with you?
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For God’s sake! Character and setting details matter! Late 19th century, East End, surely you should have been smoking opium?
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Ok,last go.. was it one of Nick's old DJ disco smoke machines ? lol
lol
Sadly no. lol
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Excellent game report, one of the few where I could understand everything said by the narrator, about time we had some decent prose on this forum.
Well done - shame about all that fog obliterating the view of the figures and buildings but I suppose you can't have everything. ;) :D
Cheers
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This really is looking rather spectacular
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Top notch, Gov ...
RMZ