M.O.O.S.(E). Ministry of Occult Studies (England): 12/10 Game shots

[DeafNala]

That was a real nail-biter...you're forgiven for forgetting about the photos...mostly.

[Mason]

That was a real nail-biter...you're forgiven for forgetting about the photos...mostly.

Thanks, mate!
Good of ya...

Some roads/ lanes are needed now me thinks...

The roads/lanes arrived yesterday and they are great.
The only problem is, as they are made from rubber, they bloody stink!

Other than leaving them outside, does anyone have any tips to get rid of the smell?

[pocoloco]

I think I have the same kind of roads (ebay purchase, 70mm wide country roads?). The smell does fade away... or then my nose just got used to it  On the other hand, no complaints from my missus about it so I think the former option holds true.

[Mason]

I think I have the same kind of roads (ebay purchase, 70mm wide country roads?). The smell does fade away... or then my nose just got used to it   On the other hand, no complaints from my missus about it so I think the former option holds true.

Spot on!
Glad to know that it will eventually disappear.
If it takes too long I could always leave them in the shed for a while, I suppose.


I have just been messing around with something they may help with the AAR's in future.
Wirelizard recently posted a link in a recent thread of his corcerning a retro magazine cover designer.
Here:: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=49992.0

Thanks, Wirelizard, you do post some great links.
 

Here is a quick first attempt to use the program:







It could be fun to have a title page for future game reports.
What do you think?

[Bullock]

It was a tense battle. Great photos Mason, I think the post events could have been allot worse and look forward to the next battle against the dark forces.

Bullock Master of Asparagus  

[Bullock]

Loving the magazine cover!

[smokezombie]

Hello there Lord Asparagus! Cracking mission result old chap.

Loving the poster Mason. One for each AAR please 

[Mason]

It was a tense battle. Great photos Mason, I think the post events could have been allot worse and look forward to the next battle against the dark forces.

Bullock Master of Asparagus  

It certainly was, Lord Asparagus!
You emerged from that one with wounds to lick, but it certainly could have been worse.

Random deployment rules- Great for a tense game!

Loving the magazine cover!

Loving the poster Mason. One for each AAR please 

Glad you like it.
One for each AAR is the plan!

[styx]

Spot on!
Glad to know that it will eventually disappear.
If it takes too long I could always leave them in the shed for a while, I suppose.


I have just been messing around with something they may help with the AAR's in future.
Wirelizard recently posted a link in a recent thread of his corcerning a retro magazine cover designer.
Here:: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=49992.0

Thanks, Wirelizard, you do post some great links.
 

Here is a quick first attempt to use the program:







It could be fun to have a title page for future game reports.
What do you think?

Great stuff, this reminds me that there could be a contest in the wings soon again for the AAR contest.

[Mason]

Great stuff, this reminds me that there could be a contest in the wings soon again for the AAR contest.

Great!
 

A small update: I have been working on another dual purpose piece of scenery.
It will work as a Temple of Morr in Mordheim, but also work really well as a Crypt in Strange Aeons.





I know that it has a fair bit of obvious Warhammer iconography on it, but that will be hidden easily enough.

I will also use an icon that can be swapped in/out depending on its use at the time.

More later when I have gotten a bit further with it...

[Bullock]

That's as gorgeous as a bacon sandwich and a cuppa coffee on the morning of going to a gaming convention.

I'm talking very nice and tasty oh yes!

hehehe

[Bullock]

You see I am making an effort now Mason.

[Legionnaire Bert]

Great!
 

A small update: I have been working on another dual purpose piece of scenery.
It will work as a Temple of Morr in Mordheim, but also work really well as a Crypt in Strange Aeons.





I know that it has a fair bit of obvious Warhammer iconography on it, but that will be hidden easily enough.


I will also use an icon that can be swapped in/out depending on its use at the time.

More later when I have gotten a bit further with it...

Mate, that's luvverly!  I look forward to a game or two on it soon...

[Legionnaire Bert]

You see I am making an effort now Mason.

And a good effort at that Marko! Very nice, mate. Wasn't aware they had many cowboys in the Devon area - is he some kind of unscrpulous tradesman?  

[Legionnaire Bert]

"With fear in his heart and a quaking in his soul, he crept into the crypt, crapped and crept out again..."

From The Dunny Horror, H.P. Lovesauce