Thursday, May 15, 2008
Angels 1-5 World War II Air Combat Game
Rules Aircraft, Rules WWII
Angels 1-5 is a game of air combat over Britain in 1940
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Basic Flocking
Modeling
MiniBlaze has an article on one of the most basic of miniature wargaming activities: flocking your figures’ bases.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Creature Feature Role Playing Game
Free RPGs
Creature Feature is an innovative role playing game in which the players collaboratively build a monster movie script and play it out to the end.
Game play is split into two phases: script-writing and filming. In script-writing you develop the elements you’ll need for filming: cast, sets, tropes and sub-plots. Filming occurs in 3 acts, and before each act, the group has a script-writing session. Each act consists of several scenes. An act is over when all the tropes for that act have been satisfied. Once all the acts are over, the movie goes into the climax, and either the monster or the cast meet their demise.
I think that there are some interesting elements in this game that could be used to create a truly memorable miniatures game experience.
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Building A 3D Wiz War Gameboard
Modeling
The Random Thoughts and Senseless Pastimes Blog has an article on building a 3D gameboard for the classic Wiz War game.
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
Builting A Trench Section / Emplacement
Terrain Outdoor
Terrain Thralls has a tutorial on making a trench section or gun emplacement.
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
French Uniforms 1250 - 1806
Medieval, Napoleonics, Painting Guides, Pike and Shot
The New York Public Library’s Uniforms Collection has its vast collection of color uniform plates for the French Army 1250 - 1806 available on line. Those dates, of course, include quite a bit of Napoleonic uniforms.
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