Weird Science Romans

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

I love that flyer, superb concept!

[fastolfrus]

There's also the Trigan Empire - serialised in the UK in Look and Learn comics, it's a sort of SF Roman setting.

[Bogdanwaz]

I've added a couple of pictures of a new element, a factory:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2013/06/weird-science-roman-factory.html

[commissarmoody]

Oh that is awesome!

[Bogdanwaz]

I've added a Roman bath complex

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2013/06/scratch-built-roman-bath.html

[Bogdanwaz]

I've added some new photos:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2013/06/roman-war-machines-odds-and-ends.html

[von Lucky]

Very nice work here, including that beautiful Trojan horse!

[Bogdanwaz]

I'm also running another game at Historicon with a very different (but equally silly) premise, Les Miserables the Wargame:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2013/07/a-song-of-angry-men-les-miserables-as.html

[von Lucky]

Players will have to sing?

[Bogdanwaz]

The description in the PEL states:

"Singing ability is a plus but not required (just ask Russell Crowe)."

Actually, players will be permitted to to re-roll bad dice rolls if they sing a few bars of any Broadway show tune.

[Cypher226]

The buildings are brilliant. I occasionally get tempted to go neoclassical for my 30/40k board. This gives me a few ideas!

[Bogdanwaz]

I posted a report on this game that I ran at Historicon along with a host of pictures from the convention:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2013/07/historicon-aar-part-i.html

[Bogdanwaz]

I've posted the report for the Les Miserables game on my blog:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2013/07/les-miserables-wargamethe-premier.html

[von Lucky]

Nice effort on the AAR and game itself - looks like fun was had by all (even if you died a glorious death).