There’s one advantage to falling behind on my reading, I get to jump from the last video straight into pictures of the finished product. Beautiful and a lot of fun to watch come together.

Wow that’s coming together incredibly nice.

Really enjoyed this series – especially the last part where we got to see the armies clashing!

I do like modern, skirmishy-type fantasy games, but it’s really interesting to see fantasy games with more grand strategic feeling to them.

Collectables and randomised purchases are a very big thing in Japan. However, this is a very different aesthetic to the other such pieces on the market there. It’s a good design and marketing choice but I think it may still struggle to establish itself outside of the gaijin market, at least initially.

The mat and terrain look really nice.

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If you look here (https://war-of-sigmar.herokuapp.com/bloggings/1978) at the second picture on the left is something like a Rhino they are probably sold in that one in stores, but who knows maybe you can get them in vending machines too.

Price listed there is higher though but I don’t know which one is rght.

I meant so say that we can do swaps

One last thing I meant to ask – did you make those playing card sheets for the different characters as well? 😀

I only mention it, @avernos , because after this Weekender I found myself “inspired” to watch the movie again on Sunday – while painting a box’s worth of American Iroquois Confederacy natives. Seemed vaguely appropriate.

Second Edition was only the book. Not a boxed set. I think they wanted you to play with miniatures, but I played for decades with counters and it worked fine so long as you made the counter the right size. Romans vs. Celts, Vikings vs. Saxons, my friend @aras even set up some Teutons vs. Lithuanians vs. […]

Very tempted by these especially if their similar in size to the tall marines I’ve converted.