March 2, 2017
February 28, 2017
Bolt Action: United States 'Sherman M4A1 76MM'
Battle Report: Hordes 2/27/2017 Minions vs Trollbloods (50 Points)
February 27, 2017
Daily Chronicle: Weekend Roundup 2/24-26/2017
February 23, 2017
Bolt Action: Great Britain 'Infantry Section 2'
February 18, 2017
Hordes: Minions Lanyssa Ryssyl (Solo)
February 17, 2017
Bolt Action: Great Britain 'Lieutenant 1 & 2'
February 15, 2017
Hordes: Minions Blackhide Wrastler 2 (Warbeast)
February 13, 2017
Bolt Action: Great Britain 'Infantry Section 1'
Each Infantry Section can consist between 5-10 men, I decided to model my Sections with 11 men (an extra man carring an SMG so I could also use them as Late War Veteran Infantry Sections.
These 11 men are kitted as follows: NCO (SMG), 2x SMG, 1x LMG, 1x LMG Loader, 6x Rifles.
My remaining 3 Infantry Sections are also kiited the same. The plan is to get them completed later this month or maybe even in March.
The plan this week is to work on a Hordes Minion 'Wrastler' model, then next Saturday I am going to start on my sons US 76mm Sherman by Trenchworx that he picked up last weekend at the LVO. Then next Sunday is our local Bolt Action gaming day. So I do not think I'll be seeing any more British Infantry this week on the painting table. We shall see what is in store for next week.
| Great Britain: Infantry Section 01 |
| Great Britain: Infantry Section 01 |
Painting Points: 11
February 8, 2017
Guild Ball: Getting Started With Engineer's
My original plan was to start playing with the Brewer's Guild (why not, it's a beer & pretzel game for me) and I liked the way models look for this Guild. But after speaking with the Steamforged Games folks at the LVO about the styles of gameplay for each Guild, I wanted a Guild that can score a little bit more. The Brewer's Guild is know to bash the other team.
I decided to go with the Engineer's Guild. They are a pretty versatile Guild and has plenty of potential to score a lot of goals.
Here is a list of models that the folks at Steamforged booth recommended for to get started with.
Engineer's Guild Starter Set:
Captain: Ballista
Winger: Salvo
Striker: Velocity
Additional Models:
Captain: Pin Vice
Mascot: Mainspring
Central Midfielder: Colossus
Attacking Midfielder: Hoist
Defensive Midfielder: Ratchet
| Guild Ball Engineers |
They recommended the second Captain Pin Vice who is a bit more aggresive so I can use her against matchups that are high scoring like the Fisherman's Guild.
While I was the LVO I did watch plenty of games, took part in a very short demo game, and also spoke to some of the players. Two of the player's I spoke with are actually also here from Michigan (although from the other side of the state), but one of them also plays the Engineer's Guild with the models that I had purchased. So he gave me plenty of insight on the playstyle of my new Guild.
Now the question that remains is, when will these models hit the painting table (besides for the photo op above). I have PLENTY of Bolt Action models that need to be completed. Just before I left for the LVO, my sprues arrived for my British Infantry, so I need to start painting those this weekend. I would like to also add another Wrastler to my Hordes Minion army, and I have a lot of Airborne (both British and American to paint for AdeptiCon 2018.). I will probably start painting these guys in between painting my Bolt Action (when I get tired of painting a lot of browns on my Infantry) I'll throw one or two of these guys on the table.