GEEKED IN NOTTINGHAM

Follow the musings of a 40 something geek. Most of my interests reflect miniatures based games but also roleplaying games, films and all things Lovecraftian. I don't own the copyright on reblogged content so if you do want me to remove an image ask me politely and it will be done. Feel free to send me messages I don't bite. Thanks

[fuckyeahbritisholdschoolgaming]

Russ Nicholson from White Dwarf 101, May 1988.

[framedog]

incredible

[hammercraftfantasy]

A really amazing D&D/Pathfinder table. I can’t fathom how long this took to make. I would love to play a game on this!

[hyperchaotix]

Holy shit

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Repost with the year you discovered Warhammer Fantasy or Warhammer 40,000

1999.

[nockergeek]

1996.

[brotherblaise]

1989

[thestonecuttersguild]

1995ish

[fuckyeahbritisholdschoolgaming]

1984. White box although it was 2nd edition by the time I got around to playing.

[fuckyeahbritisholdschoolgaming]

Although neither are actually my originals - both are replacements that I’ve acquired in this century. Still have the books for my original 2e but not the box.

[framedog]

1984!!!

[wh40kartwork]

Ultramarines Primaris Sergeant

[the-true-metal]

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The Plaguebones by Maxime Pastourel.

Source.

[framedog]

warhammer world exhibition

[elderlygamer]

“Runequest” Tabletop RPG Games Workshop (UK)  2nd edition 1980ish

[framedog]

Kingdom Death: Monster 1.5

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[gentlemanbobwhite]

[framedog]

Hometown :)

[davidesky2]

by Dan Mumford, via 411posters. 

[framedog]

Huge diorama in Nottingham

[will-tomorrow]

Just picked up this bad dude - Hrungnir Hammerheart (Awesome) -  from Spawning Pool studios. Helluva sculpt by  Sheridan Doose.

[thestonecuttersguild]

goodness gracious

[framedog]

Woh !!

[fightingfantasist-deactivated20]

(Post 4/4)

Scott and I ran 8-player Age of Sigmar Triumph and Treachery at Stourbridge on Friday night. This was ever so slightly ambitious in scale…

Because this was a game designed to blow the dust of a bunch of WFB8 armies that were gathering dust and show off how different the AoS game is we decided to go all in on the batshit-mental nature of the AoS background and so set the entire game in space using a couple of X-Wing/Armada mats with surreal terrain. No point replicating WFB with rolling green fields and twee cottages that look like the battle is being fought in Evesham.

This layout was the answer to the question that nobody was asking which was “What Would Jack Kirby do?”

Eight armies, each 1000 points from the new-ish General’s Handbook. 2 Ogre Kingdoms, Khorne Daemons, Khorne Warriors of Chaos, Skaven, Lizardmen, Goblin Wolf Riders, and Nighthaunt.

The scenario was The Tower of Screaming Death from the General’s Handbook but nobody really gave a shit about that as the tower was generally ignored in favour of settling 30-year old grudge matches.

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A reminder you can book out and just casually play on these tables if you ever visit Warhammer World!

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