Friday, August 08, 2008
Making A Wall Mounted Folding Table
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Here’s a tutorial on making a wall mounted, folding wargames table. It’s a neat idea.
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Friday, July 04, 2008
BattleLore Battle Box Project
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Days of Wonder’s Battlelore has lots of fiddly bits that need organizing. The BattleBox project offers pdf downloads for a series of foldable storage boxes.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Making A Pair of Big Brass (Dice)
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Whamodyne has some instructions on making a set of solid brass six sided dice. They actually are extruded hexagons. A very clever project.
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Friday, April 28, 2006
The Perfect Captain’s Battle Finder
Rules Design, Rules 18th C, Rules 19th C, Rules ACW, Rules Ancients, Rules Colonial, Rules Early 20th C, Rules Fantasy, Rules Medieval, Rules Modern, Rules Napoleonics, Rules Naval, Rules Pike & Shot, Rules Sci Fi, Rules Universal, Rules Steampunk, Rules WWI, Rules WWII, Accessories
The Perfect Captain’s Battle Finder is a set of 64 cards—done in the usual high quality graphics—that you use to generate terrain for your miniature wargames battles. There also are rules for using the cards to create linear campaigns, and maneuver campaigns using the downloadable force counters, order and control markers. There are even revenue and siege rules.
Truly innovative stuff, and something that I’m going to use almost immediately.
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Friday, March 17, 2006
Random Hit Location Chart For RPGS and Skirmish Miniatures
Free RPGs, Accessories
For role playing games and truly 1-1 scale skirmish games, here is a random hit location chart.
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Sunday, January 08, 2006
CD Case For Miniatures Storage and Display
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WeeToySoldiers has an article explaining how to turn an old cd rack and cases into an adjustable miniatures storage system. It is a simply brilliant idea.
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