A new Star Trek Trailer has been released. Here it is on YouTube.
Looking good. I wasn’t sure about this, but this looks good to me.
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A new Star Trek Trailer has been released. Here it is on YouTube.
Looking good. I wasn’t sure about this, but this looks good to me.
So I undercoated my Ork Stormboyz Nob and…
Yup, I dropped him!
Ah well, back to the workbench.
Full workbench feature on the Stormboyz Nob.
This Imperial Guard Medusa is from Simon’s collection and the photo is from a recent game.
More photographs of Forge World’s model Medusa.
With Warhammer Historical available, GamesDay 2008 wasn’t just Fantasy and 40K, in Hall 1 there were a fair few historical wargames on show using the various Warhammer Historical rules. This is nothing new, last year we saw was Aly Morrison and Dave Andrews’ excellent World War One demonstration game.
Demonstrating The Great War rules were two games one set in Gallipoli and one in 1914. Here are some 1914 British Infantry moving forward…
Beautifully painted and modelled.
You can see many more pictures of the historical wargaming on my website.
To see more pictures from GamesDay 2008 have a look at my GamesDay 2008 Gallery.
When I was at GamesDay I had a chat with the White Dwarf crew about future issues. They only had the October and November issues available to preview. The October issue was in fact on sale at GamesDay, though the November issue did have a picture of the Ork Battlewagon. I was told by the WD crew that the December issue wasn’t at GamesDay as that would “ruin the surprise”.
Now what was that “surprise”?
I wondered at the time if it was going to be the Ork Stompa, now I think looking at the Warhammer Fantasy Battle Tabletop Gaming blog was the “surprise” a plastic Lizardman Stegadon?
I don’t have the issue of White Dwarf to hand so I can’t check to see what else is in it, but it wouldn’t surprise me.
There may be a few ways I think I could use a plastic Stegadon in my Warhammer 40K games.
Oh! Two minutes from the Doctor Who Christmas 2008 Special.
Looking good and kudos to BBC to putting this on YouTube.
Sorry due to a server failure we have been offline since last night, but we’re back…
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is now out on DVD. Get Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull from Amazon.co.uk.

Though I know a lot of people were disappointed and some reviews were bad, I really enjoyed it.
I am guessing that as a result of the reactions and reviews I had lower expectations than those cinema-goers who went in the week of release and had really high expectations.

Was it perfect?
Well no, but I liked it, I liked the nod to the previous fims (ie Marcus) and even the Young Indiana Jones’ Chronicles.
As for “nuke the fridge”, I am afraid I do agree with the internet community sentiment on that.
From a gaming perspective, lots of wonderful ideas. I do like the idea of using Soviets as the bad guys.
I am already working on and planning an Area 51 scenario as a result of that scene in the film.
Here are my Ork Killa Kans “hiding” behind some hedges (well lichen) before launching their attack on Simon’s Imperial Guard.
See more photographs of Killa Kans.
I am in the process of painting my third Grot Bomb Launcha. This will take me to a battery of three of them. So far one is fully painted, the other on it’s way.
With the third one I have given the model an undercoat. Some parts were given a black undercoat and the remaining a white undercoat.
The black undercoated parts will be drybrushed with Tin Bitz and Boltgun Metal, whilst the white parts will be painted with a sand colour.
See the full workbench feature on this the third Grot Bomb Launcha.