Pulp Alley's The Lost World of Lemuria: Death Rides the Sky AAR 25 March

[oabee]

Who makes those Amazon lasses please?

Drehna, Oona, and Nolahna are all Savage Core, which you can find at Warlord Games and at Arcane Scenery and Models.

Aleena is Reaper's Zala Natar Huntress (#03559).

And the Snake Priestess is from Forge of Ice by Alxbates, who lists all his wonderful stuff here:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=76128.msg931070

Enjoy!

[d phipps]

Here's the first one I had made in May 2016 for Drums At the Rapids:



And here's the one I had made for Origins this year (a really terrible selfie with the statue of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the background outside the Columbus Convention Center):

Those look great! THANKS for your support.

[oabee]

Finally   here is the AAR from the Pulp Alley Lost World scenario held at Origins back in June.







And there's much more! A PDF of all seven pages (enlarged for easy reading ) is here:

http://wrgmr.com/lost%20world%202.pdf

Enjoy!

EDIT: My four players were all experienced gamers and took to the game, and the SPIRIT of the game, instantly. Actual playing time was just two hours! Here one of the players--I think his name is Jared, but I'm not sure!--discovers that the initiative marker makes a great chapeau!

[d phipps]

Fantastic! That's amazing work, Michael! 

THANKS for playing and sharing Pulp Alley. We appreciate all your support! 

[ivor13]

That's Fantastic stuff! I really have to get that comic book software for AAR's, what a difference it makes 

[oabee]

Another interesting thing about the Origins game...this is the first time I've had players use bursts not to attack, but to block line of sight. Anyone else experienced, or done, that?

[bong-67]

Hi,
what a superb game - very inspiring!
All the best,
George.

[Sardoo]

This is great work! I wonder if you could tell me how you do your comic book style reports? Is there a specific computer program I should be looking for?

Thanks for any help and keep up the good work!

[oabee]

This is great work! I wonder if you could tell me how you do your comic book style reports? Is there a specific computer program I should be looking for?

I use Comic Life 3:
https://plasq.com/apps/comiclife/macwin/

Free 30-day trial, then $29.99. A bit of a learning curve (at least for me  ), be sure to download the manual.

My latest effort is here:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=105465.0

[d phipps]

Looks fantastic! THANKS so much for playing and sharing Pulp Alley. 

[shadowking1957]

Fantastic game and setting superb miniatures 

[Clawed_Greengrass]

Stunning table and minis

[NickNascati]

Nice to see that the different ranges of figures are so compatible.

[theoldschool]

A stonking good read and a great table. I am hugely impressed by how cleanly you have attached the figures to the clear bases, not a trace of fogging. May I ask you to share your secret.

[oabee]

A stonking good read and a great table. I am hugely impressed by how cleanly you have attached the figures to the clear bases, not a trace of fogging. May I ask you to share your secret.

Apply the glue sparingly: I put on a dab then wipe gently on paper (or my finger , which is not recommended, but I sometimes do it anyway) so there is just a film of glue on the mini. Plan your placement carefully ahead of time. Try to apply pressure straight down on the base until the mini fully attaches, which could take 15-30 seconds. My most common mistake is letting the mini slide slightly on the base, leaving a smear. I fully confess that for every successful base attachment I seem to screw one up and have to start with a fresh one.  

Choose your super glue carefully: not all are created equally. Here in the states I have settled on Gorilla Super Glue as my glue of choice (the liquid, not the gel). It seems to have a quick set-up time for this application.

If you're taking your game on the road, as I do, be sure to pack the super glue in case you have a mini detach.

And of course, I'm using Mila's Ultra-Inviso Bases, available only at the Pulp Alley online store. Used to use Litko's clear acrylic bases, but even 1.5 mm was too thick, so I'm switching everything over to Mila's bases. You may have noticed that some of the minis in the first Lost World scenario used the Litko bases, but all were re-based on Ultra-Inviso bases for the second scenario.