Well after a fairly long break I have started playing Games Workshop's Warhammer 40k again, anyone else play?
Embracing my inner GEEK
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I've got the Assault On Black Reach and Battle For Macragge sets hidden in my wardrobe waiting for The Lad's 10th birthday
Never actually played it myself. Yet. We go and kibbitz at a local club now and then.
We do play BrikWars occasionally - one of my fave bits of YouTube is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smETLCCPTVo
Never actually played it myself. Yet. We go and kibbitz at a local club now and then.
We do play BrikWars occasionally - one of my fave bits of YouTube is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smETLCCPTVo
Tim_Crowhurst
Landlord.
I used to have an Eldar army, but the models got broken. I never bothered repairing them since I mostly played with my best mate from college, and he died from cancer nine years ago.
I was more into fantasy Warhammer TBH.
I was more into fantasy Warhammer TBH.
Well I am glad its not just me then :)
Space Wolves all the way for me since back when I started with "epic" Space Marine :thumb:
Space Wolves all the way for me since back when I started with "epic" Space Marine :thumb:
No but it looks fairly entertaining 
I am a Magic the Gathering player.
There are not many places colse to me where I can get a game but it is expanding. Its about a 45 min drive for me on a Friday night and tbh beer is more of a call at 8pm on a friday.
I have just got a the Ipda game so may be playing more online once I unlock some decent cards!
There are not many places colse to me where I can get a game but it is expanding. Its about a 45 min drive for me on a Friday night and tbh beer is more of a call at 8pm on a friday.
I have just got a the Ipda game so may be playing more online once I unlock some decent cards!
I painted the figures for a large collection of Fantasy Warhammer I had, along with many " normal " military figures
I sold a Waterloo scene I had painted for £500 ( kit itself cost £90 )
A very satisfying past time hobby.
However there comes a time in your life when painting eyeballs on some figures with a sable brush with 5 hairs becomes alas impossible, and an army of crosseyed Orcs don't look so threatening or invincible....
Never got around to playing the game tho.
I sold a Waterloo scene I had painted for £500 ( kit itself cost £90 )
A very satisfying past time hobby.
However there comes a time in your life when painting eyeballs on some figures with a sable brush with 5 hairs becomes alas impossible, and an army of crosseyed Orcs don't look so threatening or invincible....
Never got around to playing the game tho.
Sadly for me its more about the playing, my painting skills are average at best
Nice work there!
Will have to see if I can find any of my painted minis later (or take some)
Will have to see if I can find any of my painted minis later (or take some)
Blimey oh riley, if there was a list of things I thought I'd see on a brewing forum, this was not one of them I must say!
I've got a mate who keeps trying to get me into it, I can see the fun but it's just never excited me. Which is odd because I usually like my "nerd" activities, pc gaming, programming, fiddling with electronics and what have you.
Mind you, that is a find job there piddledribble.
I've got a mate who keeps trying to get me into it, I can see the fun but it's just never excited me. Which is odd because I usually like my "nerd" activities, pc gaming, programming, fiddling with electronics and what have you.
Mind you, that is a find job there piddledribble.
@WelshPaul, the guys down at firestorm are very welcomming :)
