Scottish schiltron spearmen in the foreground, backed by some Islemen. Huaxtec on the right - some minor detail work finished. Odds and sods on the left, with orcs, Shén, and my two new Frostgrave metal figures amongst others.
.
01 November 2015
November table
Scottish schiltron spearmen in the foreground, backed by some Islemen. Huaxtec on the right - some minor detail work finished. Odds and sods on the left, with orcs, Shén, and my two new Frostgrave metal figures amongst others.
.
28 October 2015
Frostgrave prize has arrived!
Just a quick pic:
I have received my prize from the fine fellows at Canister & Grape!
Many thanks again!
.
I have received my prize from the fine fellows at Canister & Grape!
Many thanks again!
.
27 October 2015
More shirts!
Yes, more t-shirts. Game Faire was not the only show I attended. Dragonflight is another, and still a current affair. Unfortunately, I have not attended Dragonflight for some years, but maybe that will change...
And, the shirts:
.
And, the shirts:
.
24 October 2015
Scots, part 2
There has not been much time here for the painting table recently, with a plethora of other items as distractions and to top it off by feeling a bit under the weather. I did manage to get some brushtime on the Scots:
The Islemen are slowly getting some attention, and on the right foreground are some knights with their gesso primer.
.
The Islemen are slowly getting some attention, and on the right foreground are some knights with their gesso primer.
.
17 October 2015
Something a little different... shirts
Remember the saying - been there, done that, got the t-shirt? Well, while doing some sorting of old stuff, I found some old T-shirts from game shows that I had attended in the past, and I thought that I would memorialize them in some blog posts before they are sent off to charity.
First up are the shirts that I received from the now-defunct show, Game Faire, which was held in Spokane, WA, USA (my home-town) from 1979 to 2002 (or maybe 2003). Game Faire was an all-inclusive sort of convention, with board games, RPGs, card games, computer games, and miniature events all under one roof. I started as just an attendee, then started to run board game events, such as Squad Leader, Blue Max, and Western Desert, then made the switch to miniatures, primarily WW1 naval events.
And, without further ado...
Not a complete set by any means. Game Faire always offered very nice shirts, with cool artwork especially in the later years of the convention.
And now, one last Game Faire t-shirt:
This one is from the Game Faire that was held in Lewiston, ID, USA, in 1984. It was organized by the same people, but was held only twice or maybe three times before folding.
.
First up are the shirts that I received from the now-defunct show, Game Faire, which was held in Spokane, WA, USA (my home-town) from 1979 to 2002 (or maybe 2003). Game Faire was an all-inclusive sort of convention, with board games, RPGs, card games, computer games, and miniature events all under one roof. I started as just an attendee, then started to run board game events, such as Squad Leader, Blue Max, and Western Desert, then made the switch to miniatures, primarily WW1 naval events.
And, without further ado...
Not a complete set by any means. Game Faire always offered very nice shirts, with cool artwork especially in the later years of the convention.
And now, one last Game Faire t-shirt:
This one is from the Game Faire that was held in Lewiston, ID, USA, in 1984. It was organized by the same people, but was held only twice or maybe three times before folding.
.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)