Okay,

Since last May I've been working on a scenario/event format in which we can have a smooth multi-player free-for-all experience. Right now I'm calling it "The Arena" until I come up with something better. And, I plan on doing a proper write-up on it at some point. Anyways, here's the video:

My friend Tom and I played a 350 game of Warmachine, and I set up my camera on a tripod to record the whole thing:

Part One


Part Two


I plan on using YouTube's annotation feature to explain what's going on during the game.

Behold! Like I said - the thumbnail is of the dice roll.

Here's a game I had with warpdragon:



Enjoy.

Well, it's been a while... a far cry from my days as a LJ-Junkie who would frequently update and constantly press refresh on the friend's page.

But, anyways here is my latest project that I have dubbed "Sid's Box." Over the past three weeks I painted 32 models and documented this on YouTube.



And here are the stil pics:


Greylords:




Widowmakers:




Widowmakers:




Ironfang Pikemen:

Front:


Back:


So, a couple Fridays ago I organized and participated in a painting contest at my FLGS. And, this was what I painted after 6 hours of work.

I've also got a YouTube video to go with this:

Yes. This is a geek blog. I use to have the "EMO LIVEJOURNAL" where I talked about what went on in my life, and it got old. I did the political thing and it got depressing. So, most of my posts are going to be about Pen&Paper RPG's, Tabletop Wargames, MiniPainting, and I may once again try my hand at movie reviews. As long as those movies are good and dorky.

Here's a Warmachine Battle Report:



I hope to make these a regular thing at a pace of about once or twice a month. And, here's the first one if you missed it:

tags: battle report, geek declarations, warmachine

Okay,

This is my first entry, and so I thought I share a bit of my hobby with you.





















I started with white primer, and then applied the basecoats. I shaded the model and then painted the details. The models were then based and finished off with a few layers of Testor's Dullcote. The final picture is from a tournament that was held on Oct. 20th at my Friendly Local Game Shop (FLGS).

mood: creative tags: hordes, painting