The Wargaming World of Nozza

There was a discussion on the The Miniatures Page about pre-painted Sci-Fi/Post Apoc. buildings. I recommended Plast Craft games and their range of buildings. So here are some pics of them on a gaming mat (Deep Cut Studios).

An Ebay seller (Trolltrader) was having a clearance sale and included in that sale were some Plast Craft kits. I managed to pick up building kits, that I believe wouldn't look amiss on The Final Frontier or in a Galaxy, Far, Far Away or anywhere in Time and Space! Let the construction begin...

Here we are on New Year’s Day and I thought I'd write down some thoughts that I have had over the festive holiday period. Looking back at my gaming in 2018 and in true corporate style, determining what worked and what didn't work! So, in no particular order. What worked? The Blog - I finally got fed up with using Web.coms as a website and blog provider. Their appalling customer service and terrible UI finally persuaded me to look elsewhere. Fortunately, Blogger was a readily available alternative. The only downside is all the material I had on my old blog is pretty much consigned to history. Still, I've tried to migrate as much as I can to this blog, although some of the old stuff is gone. Frostgrave: Ghost Archipelago - The first half of the year was pretty much dominated by playing this variation of Frostgrave. I don't know why, but this game really captured the imagination of my gaming group. So much so, that we completed 9/10 scenarios and one of...

In summer 2017, I bought some EWAR 28 buildings from Plas Craft Games . In my rush to order the buildings, I had failed to spot that the buildings came unpainted! As a result, the buildings sat unbuilt on my hobby desk for a fair few months. Although I made a start on painting them, I could never gather the enthusiasm to complete the buildings - didn't help that work was eating up most of my time! As a result of my moaning to my dad about how little time I had to paint, he kindly offered to take the buildings off my hands and complete them. My dad is a model railway enthusiast and making and painting buildings is second nature to him. So on one visit to see my mum and dad, I picked the completed buildings. However, upon arrival I soon discovered that my dad had forgotten to add little details such as the doors, windows and shutters.  All was not lost and soon a production line of mum, dad and me worked on completed the four buildings below. ...