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Let's take a look at what you get in issue one and what to expect in the future.
What do the words Dark, Wood and High all have in common? Well if you an old school Warhammer player they would mean you would be playing Elf's.
Whats all that got to do with todays post well if your are a fan of Elf's this months Your Model Box has something for you as this months theme is Elven.
Let take a look inside.
As gamers we all have the aged old problem of having enough space for our miniatures and storage space for all our terrain. Not only that carrying terrain around to gaming clubs or your friends house can be a hassle.
Well if you are playing Sci Fi games and are short on space I may have a portable solution for all your terrain needs.
Acid House Terrains Portable Sci Fi Wargame Terrain is a card based terrain system that is easy built and packed away and only takes up the space of a board game.
After their successful first print run Acid House Terrain are back on Kickstarter with the second print run.
Acid House Terrain has kindly sent over a box for me to review so lets take a look inside the box.
In this months Model Box we venture to the stars as we mix with aliens, robots, smugglers and all sorts of creatures.
Let's take a look inside this months box.
Today on the blog I have another review for you and its from a familia company that has feature on the blog before called Grabblecast.
Grabblecast make quality resin accessories for all your tabletop and RPG needs and Grabblecast have kindly sent me over a mixture from their range of products to review.
Let's take a look.
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| Front cover by @JohanNohr |
For those who visit the blog regularly you will know I like terrain and I often keep my eye out for things in shops that I think would look good on the tabletop.
After a visit to my local pound shop I stumbled upon the garden section and found a a lot of shelves dictated to fairies and ornaments for the garden like magic doors and wells etc.
Looking at them I though these might be worth repainting and using for fantasy games.
Let's take a look
Today on the blog I have another review for you from the miniatures company CP Models.
CP Models were kind enough to send over some of their Troglodytes & Jungle Goblins for me to look at.
All models featured are made form metal and are all supplied with plastic bases.
Let's take a look.
A few years ago I put a cheeky bid on Ebay for a load of industrial terrain which has been used in a fair few Shadow War Armageddon games but has always been that project I have not got round to.
You can see the Ebay horde here
As there has been talk of Necromunda and as I was in the mood for a project I thought it was time to work through it.
This week has been pretty busy but I had an hour spare for some hobby time so I grabbed a few bits of Sci Fi terrain from Wargames Terrain Workshop that have been on my desk for a bit and got to work.
These bits fit perfectly with my the finished terrain I posted last week which is a bonus and means I am on a bit of an Sci Fi terrain kick at the moment.
Let's take a look at what I painted.
This week I was in the mood to finish those little bits of terrain that hang around and you just don't get around painting.
With an hour or two spare and wanting to get my hobby fix I got working on some bits of Sci Fi terrain.
The Sci Fi parts in question were a mixture of Mantic terrain and some small MDF terrain that I have used for Deadzone and Shadow War Armageddon and have been unpainted for too long.
Let's take a look.