James' End Times Gazette

Between the time when the oceans drank Atlantis and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there was an age undreamed of. And unto this, miniatures, destined to drain my bank account for decades and give me a troubled brow.  It is I, their painter alone, who can tell thee of their saga.  Let me tell you of the days of OWAC II.

The end is here!  What a blast.  Putting together a playable undead army for 3rd ed while I got to watch everyone else's amazing collections come together has been a ton of fun.  Aside from actually getting off my butt and finishing a project, this put me in contact with some new manufacturers that I otherwise wouldn't have looked into.  That helped me find a new scifi game that I'm really digging, so there's plenty more on the painting table. These rabbit holes really do go pretty deep sometimes.

Legion of the Dinner Table

Some of this stuff, like the Death Riders, has been sitting around unpainted since Brennan and I started playing with minis back in the BattleSystem days of Middle School, so getting it fully painted and into an army is a real treat.   I took a minute and called my mom to tell her I'd finished painting my Christmas presents from 1994; she was pretty happy to hear that, but she says I'm still not getting any new ones this year. 

I swear we never actually played it properly.

Many thanks to Brennan for coercing me into doing all this work and to the Overlord and the rest of the crew for having me along for the ride.  It's a good group of folks here and I've enjoyed working alongside you all.  

May your dice roll many 6's...except for Ld tests and when you're playing Axis & Allies, of course.

Attempted Andy Chambers Glam Shot