My work in progress dwarves. I included a unit of crossbows since these are for my more Generic Fantasy Dwarves than Tolkien's.
A bit of nostalgia here. I'm gearing up for a weekend of working on my wargame table and was surfing for inspiration. Happily, I rediscovered Major General Tremorden Rederring's Colonial-era Wargames at the Wayback Machine. This wargaming group's been a source of inspiration ever since I discovered the wonderful world of miniature wargaming. Just look at that picture above and tell me you're not impressed. WOW! was all I could think off when I saw it. The page has since given its last huzzah and I don't know what's become of the group, but I'm sure I'll be rereading the material they still have archived. A veritable treasure chest of miniature gaming gems, the page embodied the FUN side of miniature gaming, neither taking itself too seriously nor scrimping on the joys of the hobby and its subsidiary hobbies/crafts. It's a pity if such a wonderful resource and such a huge contribution to the hobby is lost. I discovered the page waaaay back...
I have been following your blog for a month or so now and am enjoying it immensely - Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, a comment on the Dwarfs (they are my favourite fantasy army type) - I really like the army you have put together and look forward to seeing more.
Thanks for checking them out, I'm almost finished with them and hope to field them soon against orcs:)
ReplyDeleteGreat dwarves. Time to add the steam cannon and maybe some slayers
ReplyDeleteYippee! Just came from a toy hunt and got a plastic cannon from a fantasy blok set that would look perfect for the Dwarves! Conversion time!
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