For a change, I went back to a few miniatures from my vintage Hero Quest box from 1989 and painted over the figures, which were first painted over 30 years ago, with today's skills.
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Samstag, 3. August 2024
Sonntag, 23. Mai 2021
Finally famous! At last...
Michi was interviewed last Friday by Brian from Weird WW II. Brian is being supported by us in his pulp and weird gaming projects for twelve years now. Many of the painted miniatures you can find on here were commissions that are fighting on his gaming table since. The interview was fun and the talk is of course about painting, gaming, movies and all that stuff we are usually showing here too. Have a look at it and have a laugh on a German trying to talk to a Texan!
If you see a way for yourself to support Brian: Just click on the link to his site and leave him a message - he will surely appreciate it.
Labels:
Boardgame,
Dracula's America,
Fantasy,
Games Workshop,
HeroQuest,
Horror,
In Her Majesty´s Name,
Kommission,
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Pulp Alley,
Saga,
Science-Fiction,
Sonstiges,
Star Wars Legion,
StarWars,
Superhelden,
Wild West,
WK2
Dienstag, 14. Juli 2020
HeroQuest: 3D Printed Bookshelf
A 28mm bookshelf for HeroQuest. Made with the 3D printer and then painted.
I bought HeroQuest in the late 80s and played it intensively. When my daughters were old enough, I dug it out again and explored dungeons together with them. Now I'm looking forward to some quests with my grandchildren. In a few years it will be time again. Until then I can still expand and refine the game material a little.
I bought HeroQuest in the late 80s and played it intensively. When my daughters were old enough, I dug it out again and explored dungeons together with them. Now I'm looking forward to some quests with my grandchildren. In a few years it will be time again. Until then I can still expand and refine the game material a little.
Labels:
Fantasy,
Frostgrave,
HeroQuest,
Präsentation
Samstag, 4. Juni 2011
HeroQuest
1989 erschienen, war HeroQuest weltweit ein großer Erfolg beschieden. Von Games Workshop entwickelt, jedoch bei MB/Hasbro veröffentlicht, kann HeroQuest seine Verwandtschaft zum Warhammer Fantasy Universum nur schwer leugnen.
Bereits die Grundbox enthält Material in Hülle und Fülle. Zusätzlich zu einem großen, mehrfarbig bedruckten Spielplan, gibt es Türen, Schatztruhen, Tische, Stühle, Schränke, Regale, etc. (aus Karton und Plastik), eine handvoll spezieller Kampfwürfel, jede Menge Ausrüstungs- und Schatzkarten und natürlich jede Menge Miniaturen, die jedoch alle - zwar in unterschiedlicher Plastikfärbung - unbemalt sind. Wer also noch ein bisschen mehr Ambiente ins Spiel bringen möchte, muss selbst zu Farbe und Pinsel greifen.
Insgesamt gab es in Europa vier Erweiterungen (Karak Varn, Rückkehr des Hexers, Gegen die Ogre-Horden, Morcars Magier), in den USA noch zwei zusätzliche (Barbarian Quest, Elf Quest). In den Erweiterungen waren u. a. zusätzliche Spielbretter, Aufgaben, Figuren, Regeln, Schätze und Ausrüstungen enthalten.
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