The Marienburg Gazette (Sigmaron Edition)

At the end of last year I went through a phase of throwing together scratch-built scenery and bases for use in Warhammer, 40K and - if I ev...

Inspired by a few posts that I've seen around the blogosphere over the last week I've had a go at making and using my own light box...

Another day, another dig into the artist's goodie bag. This time it's a small vial (ok, plastic bottle) of acrylic extender that in...

Episode Three Our hardy adventurers began this episode by deciding to stay on Ulrike's boat for the night as they continued to make t...

I never get any hobby in on Monday evenings as I have to get the weekly supermarket shop - this does mean, however, that I get the chance t...

A good friend of mine is an artist. He also plays the halfling Albert Wick in WFRP , so for blogging purposes I'm going to call him Alb...

Two very different River Trolls here, illustrating my further experiments in approaches to painting. The first I worked on last night; the ...

I've just found a great website that has fantastic copies of all the maps of the Warhammer world a GM, WFRP player, WFB campaign organi...

A rather more developed stage one work-in-progress this time - I thought I'd hold this fellow back a while until I'd completed the ...

Episode Two Daemonic Imp The PCs began at the point episode one ended, rowing Ulrike's small smuggling boat down the river Delb a...

My trip to the Saturday Crèche (e.g. GW) didn't quite go as projected because as last week progressed I gradually lost enthusiasm for t...

Progress for monster January has been (appropriately) lumbering rather than (unbefittingly) swift this week. Unfortunately, painting with m...

Played HeroQuest for the first time in many years last night. I was the barbarian. I died like a sucker in the very first room. Notwithsta...

We are very familiar with leeks here in Wales On the whole I'd been ignoring all the rumours about the up-coming 6th edition of 40k...

It's rather odd that at my age I've discovered comics. Not that I was entirely unfamiliar with them you understand, but everything ...