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At Sword and Brush 2019, I gave Dracula's America a try for my first time. Personally, I always liked the look of Dracula's America, but have not had the opportunity…
In my last post, I reviewed the Living Dead Peasants kit by Fireforge Games. This box comes with 18 Living Dead Zombies (Peasants) along with 18 square bases and 18…
Sometime ago, Fireforge Games' Kickstarter campaign for Forgotten World really caught my eye. Last week, I took a look at one of the miniatures from their Historical lines. In this…
Fireforge Games has captured my attention for a long time. They make plastic models that fit for both Historical and Fantasy miniatures game enthusiasts. In this post, I write a…
In this post, I take a look at the Multimedia Module by HobbyZone.pl. This unit is a part of their Modular Workshop System. While HobbyZone calls this unit a Multimedia…
If you follow my Social Media feeds, you know that DGS Games caught my attention. This small miniatures company produces the game Freeblades. On top of that, whomever their photographer…
Back in February, I wrote a Battle Report and First Impressions Article of Rebels and Patriots. Today I am going to take a closer look at Rebels and Patriots by…
Some time ago (at Council Fires 2018), I gave Team Yankee my first try. Today's post is a Battle Report of that event and a first impressions review of the…
Update... April 18, 2020. This company now goes by the name MobsterMiniatures.com. A new miniatures company just entered the market to take on gangsters of the 20s and 30s. The…
In this post, I take a look at the Hunt Saboteur Miniature by Tally-Ho Games. They offer this miniature in their newest Kickstarter Campaign. Funding is already achieved, but only…
In this post, I review and showcase my 28mm Wrecked House for Bolt Action by Warlord Games. Right off the top, it is a nice model. That said, I do…
In this post, I review a ruined building by Six Squared Studios. This building, in particular, I believe is a prototype and 3D printed by the company. It is not…
This past weekend at Ragnarok XP (a local Convention), I gave Gaslands a try. Gaslands should ring a bell for you as I have wrote about the game before on…
In this post, I discus my first game of The Walking Dead: All Out War by Mantic Games. I played this at SkyCon 2018, and Andrew of the Hamilton Tabletop…
In this post, we take a look at the HobbyZone Module with three Vertical Drawers. Now, I reviewed the Horizontal Drawers in an earlier article, but today we are looking…
With access to better photography equipment, I revisit one of my previous posts. This time, I am taking a look at 28mm Sandbag Barricades by Six Squared Studios. These Sandbags…
You may remember HobbyZone from my earlier post about planning my workspace. In this post, I review their 3 Horizontal Drawers Module (Drawers Module x 3 - OM02a) from their…
A couple of weeks ago, I received a copy of Rebels and Patriots from Osprey Games. Thank you very much Osprey for sending this book along to me for review.…
In some of my previous posts, I discussed planning my prefect hobby room and the IKEA furniture that I bought for that space. In today's post, I take a look…
For years, I had a hobby area that was functional, but not quite so nice to showcase. In a recent post, I talked about my plans to convert an office…
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