Colonel Kane's logo is to the right. If you identify with the idea and want to use it, consider giving him the credit and adding the great Tales from the Maelstrom to your blogroll as an inspiration.
- The Hogs of War finished the fortress walls and posted 1, 2, 3 scenarios - the first for the table with the walls - and a set of 18 mission cards per player.
- Stealthy Stealth posted entries for fire warriors and the devilfish, the second part of the Tau Fandex being developed over at Creative Twilight.
- Brian has more Killzone design at A Gentleman's Ones, the themes, and Loquacious at World of Wonder posted the full interview for the ID series.
- The current army list challenge at Warpstone Flux uses deep darkness...
- ... and Odd-Leg played 'Space-Munda' with a new rule for flickering lights.
- Curis at Ninjabread looks at costing Squat thunderers in the current Epic.
- Gothmog has ideas for moving the history on at Sepulchre of Heroes.
- Bryssling has some unfinished fiction not posted at Rules Manufactorum.
- The DH campaign at Kenzie's blog reached an agriworld and a starport...
- ... and Gotthammer has an update on the RT campaign at Collegia Titanica.
- Ron over at From the Warp sculpted a Tyranid spore mine in greenstuff, ...
- ... Spikey Bits showed a screamer-killer conversion from the current kit...
- ... and LuckyNo.5 at Eye of Error posted a tutorial on sculpting tentacles, with thanks again to Dave G at Wargaming Tradecraft for putting up the link.
- For help casting your work, Tallarn at still practicing_ has an introduction.
- Krisken has part three on the DIY rhino chassis at Scratchbuild 40K...
- ... and Redscorps finished work on a modified design for the predator.
- One I missed last time is Fire Broadside! on alternative IG vehicles...
- ... and The March Rider at Codicium Aeternum also reviews a six-wheeler.
- Following all of which, I'll give a mention to my own crewbrew expansion.
- Brovatar is working on a female C'Tan, with parts here and a video here.
- Cameron at Rust and the city converted a plague marine champion, and the trio of WIP marines seen in that post are shown finished in this one.
- Warhammer in Progress shows 1, 2 obliterators built from starter set rat ogres, but if you prefer ready-made, The Hogs of War found a fine batch.
- Fine Detail Miniature Painting has some finished ash waste nomad conversions for Necromunda, with pics of the basecoated minis here.
- Rictus at Recalcitrant Daze posted part eight of the ongoing series on 3D printing defensive walls and 17 and 18 on converting Ork looted wagons.
- At Confessions... dwez added a terrain template to the archive page.
- At The Dark Workshop Cursed13 is building an spaceship hull turret.
- Infamous at Cobblestone Chaos looks at grocery store terrain materials.
- Apocalypse 40K has an update on the legal situation re Chapterhouse and Paulson Games and reports Quantum Gothic is back, with plenty of pics.
- Colonel Shofer linked to this solid video on the Pig Iron System Troopers.
- There's an at-a-glance archive for the John Blanche art at gothic punk.
- For Old Stuff Day Griffit linked to a tumblr for the Rogue Trader era.
- And finally, another 1, 2 images from Space Crusade at All Things Fett.
You know how it works: if I've missed anything, just leave a link, even to your own posts.
10 comments:
A fantastic list as always!
The BAO Narrative even that was mentioned last time on 40k OSR has happened. I was a glorious success!
http://galaxyinflames.blogspot.com/2012/03/bay-area-open-narrative-event-was-hit.html
With plenty of House Rules, explosions and many trips to a pocket dimension for that added Old School Flavor!
More posts and reports will be appearing this week!
Jim
oops, that should read mentioned recently!
I'm at work, and just out of morbid curiosity, decided to pull down the source code of your blog page and count how many hyperlinks were present.
Including all the blogrolls, etc., you have 1741 clickable links on your page.
Totally off topic, but I'm always amazed at just how many links are here at the Expanse...
@ Big Jim - Last time too, for those fine house rules you posted. You're still doing a fair bit of the lifting when it comes to homebrew - you're a champion. I'll be very happy to read more about the event, and that pocket universe especially. Any Killzone Evolution bits and pieces as well - I like the idea KZ can be a core for more experimentation, more tinkering with what system exactly it is that drives the 40K.
For anyone who hasn't copied the address in yet, here's a direct link.
@ scottsz - That's pretty amazing. But it's part of the point of course, that the quality and quantity of what's out there is also amazing. It takes almost nothing to drop the link in, especially through the editor, and there's so much to see, interpret, mull over and reference. Links start dialogues, even without comments; the influences show up elsewhere, maybe in a rule tweaked or a sculpting tool picked up. It's how we develop. Even through the act of linking itself - skill to do comes of doing: the more linking, the easier it gets till it's just a natural step.
Thanks Porkster, you are too kind. I just enjoy doing what I do and sharing it with the community!
More KZ evo coming soon, as well as a series of posts on narrative gaming!
Cheer,
-Jim
Great update as always Porky. The In The Emperor's Name campaign has been delayed for a few weeks (seems every second player had an excuse for why his list needed just a little more work before we stopped the "teaching games") but starts up for real next week. Battlereports and photographs to follow.
@ Big Jim - The enjoyment shines through and I'm looking forward to it all.
@ Lead Legion - I checked again there was nothing up just before posting, but quality is worth waiting for - in this case too I'll be very happy to see whatever you show. What you're doing also fits very well.
Thanks Porky. I just thought you'd like an update on how things were developing. Trying to run a campaign at my gaming group is worse than herding cats.
Thanks porky for linking our post and commenting on it got alot more hits than normal we are following you back of course great stuff! may do some bat reps with the nomads soon just thought id let you know in case you interested
allan and S
@ Lead Legion - I know the trouble. There are games queuing up here at the moment and we're missing every chance to get one in.
@ FD Mini Painting - That would be a treat. There's not much in the way of reports on the GW specialist games, and on the less common elements like the nomads they're as rare as hen's teeth. I'll be keeping an eye out.
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