Welcome

I'd like to welcome Hendybadger as my newest follower, I hope you enjoy the random banter and occasional pictures found within these posts.

Check out his blog over at http://pressganger.blogspot.com/ for much Pulp City fun along with other gaming goodness.

I'm slowly getting some minis done for the D&D campaign as well as more of Charlie and Rich's commission pieces, hopefully I'll have a full update soon.

J

Necromunda Gang

A little later than I'd intended, but here are the first set of minis completed this year. They're for my Cawdor gang that I'm using in the current club Necromunda campaign:


My leader and 2 heavies (W/Heavy Stubber & Grenade Launcher)

Gangers

Juves...

and the gangers they'll grow in to.

Finally a Bounty Hunter made from my bits-box and some greestuff who joins the gang when they can afford him.

I kept the colour scheme pretty simple out of necessity as I only had a short time to get them done before I needed to use them.

The bases are all made using embossed plasticard, bits from my bits-box and a couple of signs/posters from some old GW pdf's for City Fight terrain.

I like how they turned out, need to get a few more though as at the moment the small number of models I've got means I'm on break tests in a couple of turns if the dice go against me (and they're dice, so they usually go against me;).

More soon

J

Welcome to Someday

Happy new year everyone, hope it's going well for you so far.

First off I'd like to welcome wargamer as my newest follower, I hope you like what you see and read here.

Now, no pictures this post, though I have completed 11 mini's that comprise a Cawdor gang for the Necromunda campaign that kicked off last Tuesday at the club. I should be getting round to photographing them this week sometime, so look out for them during the week.

Now, onto the main subject of this post: Someday.

Not being Mayan I can't say I'm overly worried that this is the last year for the world, but it has made me think about that perpetual problem that a lot of us gamers have, all those projects we want to do but end up continually putting off until "Someday" as we get caught up in some other aspect of the hobby.

So, I have decided that in between commission work and any roleplaying minis I need to throw at the guys in my D&D game I want to designate this "The Year of Someday", and do some of the projects that I've been putting off, usually for no other reason than I've got no immediate use for them.

So here is the list of projects I'd like to complete this year.

Mini related:

• Starship Troopers - The Mongoose mini's for the mobile infantry.
• Epic: Armageddon - My Imperial Guard army needs a lot of TLC.
• Mordheim Terrain - I've had plans for this for years, it's about time I got it sorted.
• Pulp City & Malifaux boards - I have very definite ideas for both.
• 15mm Sci-fi - Time to get this sorted out too.

Gaming related:

• .45 Adventures - I want to get my pulp gaming going this year.
• Fantasy solo gaming: using Two Hour Wargames Warrior Heroes rules.
• All Things Zombie solo campaign.

Other possibilities are:

• Buffy: The Vampire Slayer for 7TV (probably using the 7ombieTV spinoff set).
• Crimson Skies - I need to get a job and start earning before this is a reality though.
• Ork army for 40k - I've had a load of stuff sitting around for this for years and I don't have the heart to get rid of any of it.

So, those are my main goals to get done this year, of course there are many others I would like to do as well, but I've focused on the main ones.

I also still intend to paint up the rest of my Malifaux minis (which are also something of a Someday project as well considering how long I've had them sitting around), there are a few bits I'd like to get for Pulp City and the new Reaver Lords mini's look like they are going to make great figures to paint when they come out.

So, there is a lot to look forward to this year so keep checking in to see how I do.

Take care.

J