Okay, this is ripped from the pages of WargamerAU. For those of you who don’t haunt it’s hallowed halls, this was too funny not to share. More: Read the rest of this entry…
Eastcon has been run and won and now is done. The results follow, but the summary and all the most important stuff i as follows:
| Best General: | Brad Morin |
| Best Sports: | Rick Vaveliuk |
| Best Painted: | Cam Auty |
| Players Choice – Sports: | Adam Jones |
| Best Painted – Players Choice: | Caine Marshall |
| Best Terrain – Players Choice: | Ben Zagami |
| Best Terrain – TO’s Choice: | Rohan Fotheringham |
| Best Painted – TO’s Choice: | Brad Morin |
After some mediocre performances yesterday (http://thegoldend6.com/2010/eastcon-day-one), I looked forwards to today with a mix of excitement and dread. More: Read the rest of this entry…
Eastcon is the Warhammer 40000 tournament run by the Ringwood Wargamers. It’s 1750 point, so lots of toys are available! More: Read the rest of this entry…
Over at Land O Misfit Toys, Skabradisdead is frantically collecting marines from gamers all over the globe. More: Read the rest of this entry…
Long ago a great painter, Jean Francois, did post his achievements. Regrettably, rumour has it, he has left the hobby and taken all his brilliant tutorials with him. More: Read the rest of this entry…
Well, it’s been run and won and reports are in that Kill Count 2010 prodded much buttock! More: Read the rest of this entry…
Google ist meine freund, but some of this stuff pops up in unexpected places. Therefore, to save me forgetting it, I blog it! More: Read the rest of this entry…
Well, I got my list submitted for Kill Count. I’ve actually completed a 1750 point army AND managed to play test it a bit against Brad (http://thegoldend6.com/2010/plague-marines-vs-tzeentch-daemons). There are a few details still to complete *cough* Rhino headligts *cough* but wouldn’t you know it, life gets in the way! More: Read the rest of this entry…
Last night I had the opportunity to observe a game of Warhammer 40000 between two of Melbourne’s greats.
