Received my first (of many, in all likelihood) batch of Aeronef and Land Ironclad minis yesterday:





Not pictured: the German and British Contraptions (28 in all). Kinda disappointed in the contents (not the quality) of the LI War of 1890 starter (IMO, should have a couple more ironclads, and I don't need the dice), though it is nice to have a printed rulebook instead of just the PDF copy.

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"Finding new ways to screw up old problems is our specialty."

Nice pile of stuff Kajo - welcome the the Victorian side

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Back from oblivion (again)?

It's probably a good thing I don't anybody local who plays Aeronef, otherwise I'd be sorely tempted to collect a fleet, or five.

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"I don't believe in destiny or the guiding hand of fate." N. Peart

Nice stuff, Kajo!  You should do some Dwarf ships for Uncharted Seas!

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Ya know, I've played US a few times, and I don't really care for it. I like the minis, but the game irks me - too much fiddlyness and not enough in the way of variation between fleets for a simple game system to remain interesting to me. That's why I went with the Aeronef stuff in the first place - the rules are open enough that house rules won't make the game unrecognizable (and will make it more interesting to myself and my gaming opponents).

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"Finding new ways to screw up old problems is our specialty."

My latest projects have turned back to terrain for Fantasy



and 40K (this is club terrain so it is based on card rather than bevelled wood which I would normally use).

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Epic- A version of the game with even smaller models that is often dominated by titans which are vehicles the size of a large building and have the ability to pwn...everything. There is also infantry, whose only function in Epic is to provide valuable traction to Titans walking across snowy paths.

Nice castle, is it from Hit arts?

Working on those:

Very nice range of work by all.
  Here is what I did for a friend of mine who teaches 6th grade and wanted a hands-on approach in showing kids a little bit on Napoleonic warfare.
Each base represents an infanrty bn, cavalry sqdn or artillery batt

Finally finished up the tiling in the living room and dining room!


The fireplace is pretty much done as well; it is not grouted but it is rather hard to tell anyway.




Now maybe I can get back to some important modeling!

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1 to 1 scale ... nice !!    Those animals look real !!

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Legion 4 "Cry Havoc, and let slip the Dogs of War !" ... "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."

Wow, grand sort of room - lovely. And the cat came out really well!

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Back from oblivion (again)?

Nice job, although I'm not sure about the proportions on one of those cats. I think it probably needs a resculpt

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Sofa General

Nobody expects the Inquisition!!!
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What, and ruin that great cammo job? Just look at the blending involved!

I should put my Calico cat up against the fireplace, it will make her look like Predator  

Thanks guys, it was a ton of work but maybe now I ca actually get some game time in and work on some models too.

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Had these from O-man for about 6 months or more so I thought I better get some paint on them:



Bad photo as I rushed out the door on my camera phone but will get better ones when they are based.

D.

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