Welcome! With a historical premise, this blog quickly degenerates into miscellaneous trivia and other serendipitous tidbits regarding miniatures gaming that runs the gamut from historical to whacky to whatever-the-hell genre I’m into at the moment. "Squirrel!" I’ll populate this blog with eye candy and images to water the eye of any visitor whether an unsuspecting layperson or veteran miniature gamer. Please enjoy your visit and thanks for hangin’ out.
Showing posts with label HeroClix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HeroClix. Show all posts
Thursday, May 13, 2021
Out of Storage, Part 1: Something to Marvel at...
Taking out my minis from being mothballed (stored) for a few years.
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
New and Old Toys, Part 6 Stalingrad
You ever set up your game table for a specific scenario and end up with 'free play'? Such was the case one day after I set up my Stalingrad table intending to skirmish an urban ruins clash against the usual suspects of belligerents. After the table was set (...the battle lines are drawn...) I had some visitors 'oohing and aahing' over the set up. Now mind you, these visitors of mine were not gamers. And unbidden they started pulling minis from collection and placed them on the table. The result was pure fun and unplanned...
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| The initial setup: 28mm urban ruins on my 5'x7' gaming table |
| A PanzerGrenadier column with BMW Troopen scouts and fullysupported with a PZII and SdKfz 251 Halftracks with some command elements in tow entering the sector |
| The objective: ammo and supply dump made up with my collection of crates, barrels, oil cans, sandbags, etc. |
| Soviet Strelkovy and Maxim MG Team race to get into position when all of a sudden, the Bugs attack! |
| At the opposite side of the table StormTroopers advance supported by an AT-ST while a trailing Rancor goes amok |
| Standard StormTrooper maneuvers as they fan out outflanking an unsuspecting T34 and the dinos |
| A T-34 and a BA-6 are duly engaged with the Alien and a raptor as a T-Rex and a Bug are locked in combat |
| A Stug IIIG with some BMW Troopen get in on the action |
| The Alien sneaking up on an unsuspecting Soviet Scout observing the passing of the PanzerGrenadier column |
| Blade showing up for a cameo appearance |
| A soviet sniper sights on a T-Rex from Hobby Lobby |
| A mixed bag of belligerents including an armor clash between a KV1 and JagdPanzer IV |
| A melee and free-for-all ensues! |
| "All together now!" |
Labels:
28mm (1:58),
Armored Cars,
BMW Troopen,
Bugs,
Dinosaurs,
HeroClix,
Marvel,
Monsters,
PanzerGrenadiers,
Panzers,
Soviet Infantry,
Star Wars,
Strelkovy,
Tankovy,
Tanks,
Terrain,
Urban Ruins,
Wacky Gaming,
WW2
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Rebasing HeroClix Miniatures
Thursday, January 7, 2016
New and Old Toys, Part 3
Sci-fi doors, crates and barrels are perfect for adding those nice extras to your gaming table.
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(click on the pix to enlarge)
| Narrow and wide doors, section and air lock doors from the Sedition Wars Terrain Pack are great! |
| Staging the shot |
| Various items from my collection: Starship Trooper, AT-43 and Hero Clix Alien to name a few |
| Finally gotten around to painting some cool bio-hazard and nuclear waste barrels (red and yellow respectively) from Fenris Games |
| More sci-fi crates and hatches from Fenris Games |
| Put 'em all together and you get some nice dioramas "Meanwhile, at the loading bay of HMS Rourke's Prime currently orbiting Rajanatha 3 in the Gamma Sector" |
| That's a repainted AT-43 Mech UNI Fire Toad "Preparations are underway for the massive landing expedition and support base operations" |
| "I need that load out as soon as possible! Otherwise I'm going to miss my timetable and be late for the jump point." |
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