Over hill and lofty mountain – how to make magnetised wargaming hills
Looking for some inspiration to make your own wargaming hills? You are in luck! I show you how to make versatile hilly terrain featuring magnets.
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Leafy experimentation – How to Make an Ancient Yew Tree II
The yew’s trunk is finished, but what do to about the foliage? I experiment with three options. Which one will make the cut?
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Measure what is measureable – laser cut profiles for a modular skirmish board II
Ever wanted to design and laser-cut your own modular gaming board? You will need a bit of a mad-scientist attitude, but I promise the results will be great.
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Through a Forest, Darkly – How to Make an Ancient Yew Tree I
If you need a stunnig centre piece for your table look no further. I show you how to build an ancient yew tree from scratch.
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Squirrly goodness – making Hazel shrubs for 28mm and 15mm
Ever thought about making some hazel bushes for your gaming table? No? That’s a pity. Better have a look at this tutorial then.
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Elmes love the Vines, the Vines with Elmes abide – a modular skirmish board set during the Second Punic War I
This post is for you if you plan to build a skirmish board and if you are into drinking wine. Zum Wohl!
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Built on shaky ground – flexible wargaming terrain
Do you need good looking, flexible terrain? I mean, terrain that actually conforms to the table? Then this tutorial is for you!
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Bowls of goo – Carthaginian Field Camp in 15mm
Time to detail our field camp. Food, entertainment and some creature comforts. Have a look and see what is possible in 15mm.
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Rough camping – Carthaginian Field Camp in 15mm
Hey, you! Yes, you! Need a neat Carthaginian field camp? Fine stuff my friend, I tell you. Come closer and take a look.
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Lines in the Sand – A review of the AK Gravel and Sand Fixer
Do you need to fixate fine sand or even pigments, but also need a very matte finish? Maybe this product is for you. I did all the leg work and took it for a spin.
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