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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Fancy moustache and a chicken – Portos the Musketeer
This fancy Musketeer features not only a mustache, no he also comes with brocade and a chicken. So join me for an ornithological adventure.
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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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Luxuriant Braids and Magical Staves – Conversions 101
Starting out converting your minis? Need some pointers? You are in luck, in this tutorial I give you the basics.
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Interview with Greg from Agema Miniatures
We put Agema Miniatures’ Greg McBride to the question and ask him about his early wargaming career, Agema’s genesis and his plans for the company’s future.
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Romans Advance! – A Review of Agema Miniatures’ Republican Romans and Carthaginians
Always wanted to get into historicals? Maybe this review of Agema’s offerings will make you a convert!
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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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