Warhammer 40K & Wargaming Blog
Gamezone’s Fantasy dungeon-crawler board-game, riding on the old Heroquest brand-name, unlocked several hundred thousand dollars on Kickstarter before being shut down. Ever since, they’ve been chasing opportunities to get back on a crowd-funding platform. On the other end, Twelve Elements of War, with a freshly developed fantasy game, great concept art and promising miniatures has […]
Just over a month ago, I had the pleasure to publish a guest article from Down Under. Sword and Board Games shared some of their insights into how to design a miniatures game – and showed previewed of their amazing 3D sculpts. This month, the Twelve Elements of War Kickstarter went live and reached its […]
Starting a gaming company is expensive. Molds for miniatures cost thousands of dollars, making it hard for indie gaming companies to make their own minis. But what if every gamer could have fully custom miniatures, creating exact models of their D&D characters or fully original tabletop armies? We’re Proxy Army, and we want to make that happen. […]
It has been a while since I wrote a post of this kind. To an extend, I suffered some Kickstarter / Crowd-funding burn-out, even though I immensely enjoy the crowd-funding loot I did (so far) receive, including the Massive Voodoo Figure Art book and, of course, DreadBall. Yet there are several interesting Kickstarter-campaigns running at […]
Yesterday I posted the part 1 of the Arena Rex interview with Walker on his new gladiatorial miniatures skirmish game, which is currently looking for support on Kickstarter. As I am writing this, Arena Rex broke US$ 100.000,-!! Here is part two. The Arena Rex Interview Part 2 covers the following: The Arena Rex Miniatures […]
Arena Rex: Gladiatorial Combat in a Mythic Age! What a name for a miniature skirmish game! Arena Rex is the new game from Red Republic Game, which brings the blood-soaked sands of ancient Rome’s gladiatorial arenas to life as a miniature skirmish game. And Arena Rex doesn’t just use any kind of miniatures, but some […]
Christmas last year, I was one of the lucky few to win a miniature of Valdis the Witch in Norsgard’s Facebook naming competition. This week, the postman came knocking with a package from Poland. Inside, of course, a brand new blister with Valdis the Witch from Norsgard. Many, many thanks again to the awesome guys from […]
Kingdom Death took Kickstarter by storm. I didn’t even quite realize who I was interviewing when I sent Adam Poots an email with questions some time ago. Since then, I kept an eye open for Kingdom Death miniatures. And I have seen amazing things. I created a Kingdom Death category on PinsofWar.net. If you paint them, feel […]
Kingdom Death is a boutique producers of some of the most fantastic miniatures I’ve ever seen. Most of their miniatures are limited runs, however. So far, Kingdom Death also lacks a game to go with their awe-inspiring line of 35mm miniatures. Kingdom Death recently announced that it would go to Kickstarter to raise funding for […]
There are many new miniatures and new games are now presented at Gen-Con. And the leaks of GW’s upcoming starter-box are stirring discussion all over the internet despite not being at Gen-Con. One of the smaller producers unveiling new miniatures at Gen Con is Kingdom Death. I believe I have written before on how conflicted I […]
