Showing posts with label Unboxing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unboxing. Show all posts

Thursday, January 28, 2021

Infinity Defiance Unboxing

 


Heyjo you dungeon crawlers from outer space, 


here's an initial unboxing of wave one of Infinity Defiance. Defiance is the Kickstarter exclusive dungeon crawler by Corvus Belli. 

Sunday, August 11, 2019

Infinity Operation: Wildfire Unboxing




Hello fellow Peacekeepers,


today I have an unboxing for you. Usually I don't  really do timely content. But I got my order from Corvus Belli rather early, so I figured I'd share this experience with people who are still waiting, or who are not sure whether to get this or not. So... Operation: Wildfire is the newest two-player-starter box for Infinity the game from Corvus Belli. Prepare for a picture heavy post.

Friday, April 4, 2014

Mag Rack Attack! ... My Tablewar Minicase arrived.

Hello friendos,

A few weeks ago I recieved my first Kickstarter reward. On the mark I have to say. Turnaround is always an issue with crowdfuded projects. Well, not with this one it was not. Estimated March 2014 (4th month after funding) and it came in mid March. So Tablewar got that in the books for them. But what abut their product? ...Is what you are supposed to ask now. Go ahead, do it!

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Product Reviews: Laser Cut Card Buffel/Moffel MPV and Shipping Containers



Rise and shine beloved bloglings,

Some painted stuff is due. I of course realize that. Sometimes however I have something to share that might actually be useful for hobbists throughout the world. Certainly not my opinion. But my experiences with some rather new niche products might be of interest.

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Unboxing: Spartan Scenics Warehouse Accessories; Corvus Belli: Asawira Spitfire and Infinity talk

Hi Folks,

Cover is a big issue in most table top games. And the approaches to it by the game system are quite different, varying from rather abstract to very detailed. Also toy soldier formations vary greatly throughout the systems. 40k mostly needs obstacles for 5 to 10 models or more. Infinity however needs individual cover, scattered over the field. That's why I got this kit.