So far, so good then - it's been less than two weeks since the last full 40K OSR? update.
Possible definitions for 'OSR' here and Colonel Kane's logo to the right. If you use it, consider giving him the credit and adding Tales from the Maelstrom to your blogroll as an exemplar.
Possible definitions for 'OSR' here and Colonel Kane's logo to the right. If you use it, consider giving him the credit and adding Tales from the Maelstrom to your blogroll as an exemplar.
- Another PSA to begin: Warhammer 39,999 is back - note the new address.
- Stealthy Stealth is working on a Tau Fandex in posts at Creative Twilight.
- Plague Marine at A Plague Spreads is after suggestions for a new fandex.
- If you missed the mention here, Rended Press found some 40K fanzines.
- Big Jim has 1, 2, 3 characters and house rules for the BAO at Adventures in Wargaming, as well as news of Killzone Evolution and more details...
- ... while Brian at A Gentleman's Ones talks about Killzone team-building.
- Neil Gilstrap has a useful approach at The 11th Company BLOG to the discussions of RAI vs. RAW, as does Nurglitch in this post from last month.
- John Bell has more material up at The Retired Adventurer for using Stars Without Number to run the 40K universe, Eldar and DE, Orks and Kroot.
- Gotthammer has Gazetter #3 up at Collegia Titanica, and advice for GMs.
- Kenzie's blog has another 1, 2 more write-ups for the Dark Heresy campaign.
- At Warpstone Flux jabberjabber paints a map tile forest and river, and that reminds me Kraggi's brother is doing ME / PE maps on commission.
- Nurglitch has more thoughts on a combat card-based Adeptus Titanicus...
- ... and the first Spikey Bits post has an ad mech force with Epic walkers.
- Krisken at Scratchbuild 40K has 1, 2 posts so far on a DIY rhino chassis...
- ... and again at Spikey Bits, reposted to BoLS, there's a possible driver.
- Old School Terminator at Dark Future Games honours the many tervigons.
- AJ's gaming world has some converted IG heavy weapon team carriages.
- Rictus posted on sculpting various Nurgly textures at Miniature Wargame Conversions and had more on the 3D printed walls at Recalcitrant Daze.
- Staying close, Cameron at Rust and the city has more on a Nurgle dread...
- ... and Bix at The Veil's Edge makes a press mould, with advice from Ron.
- A big reveal were Mantic's Veer-myn - possible counts-as Hrud - for the board game Grim Cargo by Jake Thornton; it's like GW alternate history.
- Apocalypse 40K has 1, 2 posts on a scratchbuilt Ork thunderhawk, more on the Eldar super-heavy flyer and lots of possible alternatives, including speeders and turrets, a weapons platform and some large resin wings.
- ... while big_d over at The Hogs of War reports on a true-scale marine kit.
- Mad Robot Miniatures updated on the sci-fi greatcoats in development.
- Noel at TheOrky15mm SciFi reminisces about Gorkamorka and shows a converted Ork bike, and also has a few photos of a range of Ork bits.
- CrimsonTurkey at DUKE'S INFERNO builds a bits gang for Necromunda.
- For nostalgia and maybe technical interest, Spikey Bits also posted pics of an old blister pack and the contents of the second edition boxed game.
- Mike at Santa Cruz Warhammer showed some old GW branded items.
- Last time I missed 1, 2 updates at Confessions... on the DoW generator.
- Staying with terrain, if the FW interiors set you off, big_d at The Hogs of War also has two alternatives, assuming you won't build like Brian or Hudson.
- This time round Hudson has a WIP diorama using new Space Hulk minis.
- CounterFett has another 1, 2 pics from Space Crusade at All Things Fett.
As always, feel free to leave links to anything you think I've missed, even your own work.
Update: Look at what Jeff just posted, but only if you're not easily provoked, and don't mind a bit of strong language - it's Lasfodder, an RPG set in the world of Rogue Trader.
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5 comments:
Wow, wow, wow. This is a lot of goings on. Thanks for taking the time to write this up.
Wow that's a bumper crop of OSR Porky; as always thanks for doing all the legwork and for the kind nod.
There's such a huge amount going on that even with a list this long I wonder how much I must have missed.
@ The Happy Whisk - Your comment was classified as spam, and I wonder why. I can only think it was the 'wow', or rather the fact it repeats, but maybe it was the fact of using any word three times in a row? Interesting. I hope it wasn't because you're engaged and comment a lot across the blogs, and that a relatively high level of interest looks like spamming. If so, sad face. High non-spamming commenters should really get given a break by the software, and not need to go through the verification for example.
@ Bix - No trouble at all. It's good to have you back and posting regularly, especially with such a good mix of posts, and posts as useful as the one linked here and the most recent - making a wet palette for anyone who hasn't seen it yet.
Lot's of cool stuff going on! Thanks for the mention, Porky, I've just posted the pics of the finished diorama.
No trouble at all. For everyone reading this who wants a look, here's a direct link.
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