ChargeDog's Adventures in Bazistan and Zaiweibo

[S_P]

Great to see the table for myself and make your acquaintance

[mikedemana]

Fun stuff, with the werewolves vs. operators! I ran a slightly haunted game last Sunday for the crew, too. Mine featured my Splintered Light Miniatures animals attacking Pulp adventure teams (along with some Pygmy cannibals thrown in!).

It's good to set the tongue in the cheek from time to time...

Mike Demana
www.firstcommandwargames.com
http://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/

[ChargeDog]

Friday's post is up! I've done my write up of the events at Fiasco 2017, including the events of the day some tweaks coming soon



As always, its on the blog at http://hntdaab.co.uk/blog/2017/11/03/demo-game-fiasco-leeds/

[dinohunterpoa]

AWESOME! 

Thank you very much for sharing! 

[ChargeDog]

This week's post is up! I'm taking a look at the Tabula Rasa range from Knights of Dice and kick off a new blog project.



As always, its on the blog at http://hntdaab.co.uk/blog/2017/11/10/initial-impressions-knights-of-dice-tabula-rasa/

[Marine0846]

Great review of the buildings.
I have a number of KoD buildings, (none put together.)
Look foreword to seeing how you detail them.

[dinohunterpoa]

Great review as usual, thank you very much for your service! 

Long stairs without the possibility of putting the minis on the steps reflects a lack of proper wargaming experience from the designers, IMHO!   

[mikedemana]

Thanks for the indepth review of the MDF buildings. I am on the fence on MDF buildings. The notch connectors stand out too much to me, and I would feel the need to resurface them (which you would want to do anyway for the Middle Eastern buildings, I realize). 

Mike Demana
www.firstcommandwargames.com
http://leadlegionaries.blogspot.com/

[ChargeDog]

Thanks for the comments everyone! As always, impressions and reviews seem to be the most popular posts!

Long stairs without the possibility of putting the minis on the steps reflects a lack of proper wargaming experience from the designers, IMHO!   

By the sounds of it, that's going to be fixed in the next set - seems it was a common annoyance

The notch connectors stand out too much to me, and I would feel the need to resurface them (which you would want to do anyway for the Middle Eastern buildings, I realize). 

Yep gonna hit them with a can of textured spray paint and they should mostly disappear.

[ChargeDog]

This week's post is up looking at Under Fire Miniature's West German Police. My guys are all painted up for use in Bazistan. They are also really, really good.



Find it, as always, on the blog at http://hntdaab.co.uk/blog/2017/11/17/impressions-under-fire-miniatures-west-german-polizei/

[Marine0846]

Fine review of the Under Fire Miniature's figures.
Am looking forward to their Russians.

[Westy38]

Fine review of the Under Fire Miniature's figures.
Am looking forward to their Russians.

Thank you for the love gentlemen. Mr Charge your painting skills are superb.

The 28mm Russians landed yesterday and will be up on the online store tomorrow night.

At the moment I'm releasing my new packs of 20mm sized Rhodesian SAS.

Regards,

Bill Weston.
www.underfireminiatures.com

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Interesting review, thanks.

The comparison shot is very useful.

[ChargeDog]

Thank you for the love gentlemen. Mr Charge your painting skills are superb.

Thanks! Although part of it comes from a great model to work with!

At some point next year, I'll be picking up some of your Cold War guys for the more regular forces

[Westy38]

Cheers Mr Charge. I shall look forward to your order. Drop by at the stand if you're at Recon this year.

Regards,

Bill Weston.
www.underfireminiatures.com