Just a quick pic:
I have received my prize from the fine fellows at Canister & Grape!
Many thanks again!
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Ah yes, gaming! And a lot of fun it is... but should it be miniatures or MMORPG?
Showing posts with label misc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label misc. Show all posts
28 October 2015
27 October 2015
More shirts!
Yes, more t-shirts. Game Faire was not the only show I attended. Dragonflight is another, and still a current affair. Unfortunately, I have not attended Dragonflight for some years, but maybe that will change...
And, the shirts:
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And, the shirts:
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17 October 2015
Something a little different... shirts
Remember the saying - been there, done that, got the t-shirt? Well, while doing some sorting of old stuff, I found some old T-shirts from game shows that I had attended in the past, and I thought that I would memorialize them in some blog posts before they are sent off to charity.
First up are the shirts that I received from the now-defunct show, Game Faire, which was held in Spokane, WA, USA (my home-town) from 1979 to 2002 (or maybe 2003). Game Faire was an all-inclusive sort of convention, with board games, RPGs, card games, computer games, and miniature events all under one roof. I started as just an attendee, then started to run board game events, such as Squad Leader, Blue Max, and Western Desert, then made the switch to miniatures, primarily WW1 naval events.
And, without further ado...
Not a complete set by any means. Game Faire always offered very nice shirts, with cool artwork especially in the later years of the convention.
And now, one last Game Faire t-shirt:
This one is from the Game Faire that was held in Lewiston, ID, USA, in 1984. It was organized by the same people, but was held only twice or maybe three times before folding.
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First up are the shirts that I received from the now-defunct show, Game Faire, which was held in Spokane, WA, USA (my home-town) from 1979 to 2002 (or maybe 2003). Game Faire was an all-inclusive sort of convention, with board games, RPGs, card games, computer games, and miniature events all under one roof. I started as just an attendee, then started to run board game events, such as Squad Leader, Blue Max, and Western Desert, then made the switch to miniatures, primarily WW1 naval events.
And, without further ado...
Not a complete set by any means. Game Faire always offered very nice shirts, with cool artwork especially in the later years of the convention.
And now, one last Game Faire t-shirt:
This one is from the Game Faire that was held in Lewiston, ID, USA, in 1984. It was organized by the same people, but was held only twice or maybe three times before folding.
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10 August 2010
16000
Just noticed that the visit count passed 16000 today... I would say Wow but this blog has been around since 2005 and that is not such an impressive number, even when you consider that I did not load up a counter until May 2007.
A sincere Thank You to all of the people (except those few spammers!) that stop by one of my corners of the 'Net!
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A sincere Thank You to all of the people (except those few spammers!) that stop by one of my corners of the 'Net!
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08 July 2009
04 July 2009
New format
Things have changed a bit - is it better or worse?
I was trying for a bit of Mu'ugalavyá (the 'Red Hats' of Tékumel) but is it still readable?
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I was trying for a bit of Mu'ugalavyá (the 'Red Hats' of Tékumel) but is it still readable?
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08 May 2008
Tékumel web comic
The first page of a new Tékumel web comic can be seen here:
Tekumel: Chronicles of the Hill People
Should be an interesting read - to be updated every Wednesday!
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Tekumel: Chronicles of the Hill People
Should be an interesting read - to be updated every Wednesday!
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08 December 2007
Another blog started
Poruchik has a nice blog - The Helgraumite Empire
He is using Eureka's Tekumel minis (nicely painted) for a fantasy minis campaign.
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He is using Eureka's Tekumel minis (nicely painted) for a fantasy minis campaign.
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10 November 2007
21 October 2007
Yet more blogs...
Since I'm away from my usual computer I'll just fill in some space with a few more links to other interesting blogs:
Tyler's blog at: The General's Tent - info on Warmaster, Heavy Gear, and War of 1812.
Peter's blog at: My Wonder World of Gaming - AT-43 and WW2 among others
Hyun's blog at: WeeToySoldiers - sci-fi gaming and trains, with lots of pics
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Tyler's blog at: The General's Tent - info on Warmaster, Heavy Gear, and War of 1812.
Peter's blog at: My Wonder World of Gaming - AT-43 and WW2 among others
Hyun's blog at: WeeToySoldiers - sci-fi gaming and trains, with lots of pics
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12 October 2007
More blogs...
Here are a couple of links to blogs I like...
Howard's blog at Here Goes Nuttin' should be good especially when he gets some Tekumel pics up.
Steve's blog at Steve The Wargamer is one of my regular stops, and he is a Rush fan!
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Howard's blog at Here Goes Nuttin' should be good especially when he gets some Tekumel pics up.
Steve's blog at Steve The Wargamer is one of my regular stops, and he is a Rush fan!
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07 October 2007
Taeklonn's Book o' Grudges
My son has started his own blog: Taeklonn's Book o' Grudges - a showcase of his involvement in miniature wargaming.
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28 September 2007
Amazing 40K vehicle blog
Andy at Little Lead Heroes posted a link to an awesome blog- Ultrawerke
Simply amazing detail and craftmanship... useful scratchbuilding tips even if you are not a treadhead.
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Simply amazing detail and craftmanship... useful scratchbuilding tips even if you are not a treadhead.
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15 September 2007
More blogs...
Yet more blogs to my list:
Skyori szag
A new blog, detailing a collection of minis for a Napoleonic Russian army. I have a soft spot in my heart for Russian armies of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Tim's Wargaming blog
A well-established blog that I have visited many times. Nice game reports, and spiffy hats!
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Skyori szag
A new blog, detailing a collection of minis for a Napoleonic Russian army. I have a soft spot in my heart for Russian armies of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Tim's Wargaming blog
A well-established blog that I have visited many times. Nice game reports, and spiffy hats!
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08 September 2007
Another interesting blog
I stumbled across this blog on TMP a little while back:
Canada in Khaki
This looks like it will be an interesting blog. Now, The Great War is not your typical gamer's cup of tea, but I think that it is a much underappreciated genre. The blog is focused primarily on one Canadian battalion's struggle during the Battle of the Somme. I'm looking forward to more, although I really do not need the distraction of yet another potential project!
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Canada in Khaki
This looks like it will be an interesting blog. Now, The Great War is not your typical gamer's cup of tea, but I think that it is a much underappreciated genre. The blog is focused primarily on one Canadian battalion's struggle during the Battle of the Somme. I'm looking forward to more, although I really do not need the distraction of yet another potential project!
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12 May 2007
A bit of housecleaning...
Not much time today... I'm adding a few new features to the blog. On the left you will notice some new lists, and I am going to try and update all of my previous entries with tags. I am also thinking of starting up a photohosting site. Any recommendations?
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04 February 2007
Wargamer's Market
A new website for the buying/selling of gaming items has appeared:
Wargamer's Market
I have yet to try to buy or sell anything here, but it seems secure and the quirks are nice (compared to eBay): longer auctions, and less fees. There are not too many auctions running currently, but it is nice to see a competitor to the monolithic eBay.
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Wargamer's Market
I have yet to try to buy or sell anything here, but it seems secure and the quirks are nice (compared to eBay): longer auctions, and less fees. There are not too many auctions running currently, but it is nice to see a competitor to the monolithic eBay.
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30 September 2006
LibraryThing
I heard about an interesting web site from the fellows at The Miniatures Page (also an interesting site!):
LibraryThing
This site allows you to catalog the books in your library, and you can see the contents of other people's libraries. Reviews and ratings can be written by the users, and there are groups that you can form or join to discuss aspects of book reading/collecting/writing/etc. There is a wargamer group, with a dozen or so members. I find it interesting to see what the most common books are in the groups!
LibraryThing is free, with a limit of 200 entries. Yearly or lifetime subscriptions are offered for those with larger collections.
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LibraryThing
This site allows you to catalog the books in your library, and you can see the contents of other people's libraries. Reviews and ratings can be written by the users, and there are groups that you can form or join to discuss aspects of book reading/collecting/writing/etc. There is a wargamer group, with a dozen or so members. I find it interesting to see what the most common books are in the groups!
LibraryThing is free, with a limit of 200 entries. Yearly or lifetime subscriptions are offered for those with larger collections.
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25 April 2006
Well, that's not surprising...
On Monday Blogger has having fits, and the post I thought was lost has actually turned up... heheheh
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Making progress
Howdy,
Lots of stuff happening...
Over at TMP several new blogs have started up, and they are looking good so far. Here are their links:
http://wargamerondeckca.blogspot.com/
http://chonk34.blogspot.com/
http://anearthing.blogspot.com/
I'm also working on finishing off the Tau force. I have purchased what may be the last two items for the force - the new Sniper Drone box and the new Commander crisis suit. Hopefully I will take some work-in-progress pics of these cool new items as I progress them from box to completion. The drones are getting painted up - sloooowly, and I have contracted with No. 2 Son to finish my Fire Warriors and Kroot.
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Lots of stuff happening...
Over at TMP several new blogs have started up, and they are looking good so far. Here are their links:
http://wargamerondeckca.blogspot.com/
http://chonk34.blogspot.com/
http://anearthing.blogspot.com/
I'm also working on finishing off the Tau force. I have purchased what may be the last two items for the force - the new Sniper Drone box and the new Commander crisis suit. Hopefully I will take some work-in-progress pics of these cool new items as I progress them from box to completion. The drones are getting painted up - sloooowly, and I have contracted with No. 2 Son to finish my Fire Warriors and Kroot.
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