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Sunday, December 1, 2013
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Return to the Renaisance with DBR
I've always loved renaissance wargaming, and have two armies suitably configured/based for the DBR rules: Royalist (ECW), and Ottoman. T...
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Can you ever have too much of a good thing? Well maybe. There was a craze went around the 'modelling' web a year of two ago for buil... -
Early spring 1915, and Russian forces launch a counter-attack up a river valley somewhere in Galicia, with the limited aim of securing a vit... -
This latest piece is the last of the current WW1 project: an armoured train, from the 6mm range produced by Irregular Miniatures. I chose a...
Looks like five Shooters, a Beast (the Walker is deployed in bad going) and three Heroes (or maybe two Heroes and a Paladin). A pretty good combination.
ReplyDeleteI'm nor surprised this imaginative wee army was the army of the day. Just the sort of thing that 'makes' HotT the entertaining system it is. I still think an Imperial Army might be feasible, with Darth Vader as the Hero general, and the Emperor - or possibly the Death Star - as 'godlike' in its power to destroy the planet.
ReplyDeleteHow to portray the Death Star? Simply the LEGO version, as depicted on Big Bang Theory some seasons ago, mounted upon a long piece of dowel, the whole stood upon a 6cmx6cm base... You might have to ask for free lynching rights against anyone who bumps the table...
Thanks again for organising it Robin.
ReplyDeleteThe army consisted of shooters (heavy weapon storm troopers), hordes (storm trooper grunts), blades (the Jedi), Hero (Yoda) and a behemoth (the ATST).