Shadow Man/Juju Man - still ongoing... (page 13).

[Jaeger]

When I see it, I'm thinking: yes it's quite simple.

But getting the idea and making it happen... Just pure undeluted win!

[cheetor]

More great stuff (plus a kitten for bonus marks).


Is the nodding donkey part of the pump station a standard laser cut kit or a custom one that you had made?

[verd]

Fantastic!

I'm totally enjoying watching your progress on this game. This is a really super thread that I have enjoyed following since the start!

Well done, mate!

[matakishi]

Thanks for all the support
The donkey is from Fenris Games as are the window grills, the resin encounter markers (not shown here yet), the rickety fences on the Liveside farm buildings (you'll need to see my previous Invasion of the Saucer People thread for those) and a few other things besides. Ian at Fenris has been a great help.

Yesterday I finished all the figure bases and printed and laminated the cards. I'm painting the last two buildings now, just pausing for a coffee as I write this. I still need to paint the table surface but that shouldn't take long. Working around the new kittens, we got two, hasn't slowed me up much and, besides, they need to learn how to help early on in their lives

I may get a chance to post some shots of all the miniatures as they're packed , I think there's 518 miniatures, 61 painted model game markers, 41 buildings and many assorted other scenery items (rivers, roads, rocks, trees, fences etc) all assembled for this project. A large proportion specially done in the last 6 weeks.

I'm looking forward to finding out if it all works

[OSHIROmodels]

I think there's 518 miniatures, 61 painted model game markers, 41 buildings and many assorted other scenery items (rivers, roads, rocks, trees, fences etc) all assembled for this project. A large proportion specially done in the last 6 weeks.

Faaaar to much time on your hands 

cheers

James

[matakishi]

The last two buildings are waiting for their basing medium to dry. That means everything's finished except the table painting. Yay!

[Thunderchicken]

Marvellous work! Looking forward to seeing it at the weekend Paul.

[Mason]

Marvellous work! Looking forward to seeing it at the weekend Paul.

I think that there about thirty of us thinking the same thing, sir.

This is going to be an epic table that everyone will always remember seeing.
 

[OSHIROmodels]

Nice one Paul 

Kudos for getting it all done 

cheers

James

[Andrew May]

Can't wait to see this in the flesh!

[Too Bo Coo]

Great stuff mate! 

I know a stupid question, but I cant find any links to BLAM... Googling gets the phone book on the term....

[Elk101]

Awe inspiring work rate! Are you sure you've not done this TV makeover style with another 20 people working on it when the camera is off?  Can't wait to see it.

[matakishi]

I know a stupid question, but I cant find any links to BLAM... Googling gets the phone book on the term....

BLAM is the British Lead Adventurers Meeting and is being held this weekend. There are lots of people here working on BLAM games but they seem to have posted them on the BLAM board which you won't have access to. I have some reports of previous BLAMs on my site if you're interested in seeing what goes on.

http://www.matakishi.com/newsblam2008.htm
http://www.matakishi.com/blam2010.htm

[Too Bo Coo]

Cheers!

[matakishi]

I'll post some details later but for now, here are a couple of quick photos of the board.







This was the first time the boards had been set up so it was gratifying to find they went together mostly as planned