"What good is science, if no one gets
hurt!?."
~ Chrome Dome
Wooden Robot Factories at Full Steam!
World Domination [Convention] season is nearly upon us. This
year Skull and Crown starts off by hosting four ( yes-IV!) Wooden Wars games in the Grand
Foyer of KublaCon in South San Francisco! I've got a lot to do before then and
now, so, I called in a few favors...
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here you can see the stages. Shadows and highlighting done with marker pens. |
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Empress V inspects the troops. I so look forward to painting her! |
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Rusty, Evil Clampers. Note the one eyed bucket head and two clampers! |
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Clampers next to a unit of Brass Grenadiers. They are the good guys. |
Last weekend I had a Robot Assembly Day here at Fossworks
Flange and Phibulatronics Factory. My(evil)
pals Peter and Simon (bar Sinister) were a great help in getting Phase 1 of the
great robot armies off the ground for the upcoming convention season. I'm running two games of Quarks Rivet, a
classic retelling of those brave souls who, for the love of Queen Victoria and their own skins, fought off
the waves of robots under the command of Baron Bomburst!
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Peter, aka Baron Bomburst- a great friend and great help! |
The other two games I'll run are a classic Wooden Wars Napoleonic
battle (possibly including a bridge, as the last one was quite exciting) and a
Wooden Wars Task Force battle.
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Baron Bombursts new secret weapon. |
Other News!
In the meantime, I've been getting lots of inquiries about
my wooden ships, and about independent commissions for Wooden Wars soldiers. I believe I'll have some ships for sale at
KublaCon and am currently working on two design commissions for customers which
I hope to share in the near future. I'll
give you a hint now though - they are made of wood!
That's all for now. For
those of you going to Salute! this year, be sure to take lots of pictures for
me. I plan on being there next year running Wooden Wars for sure!
Cheers!
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Soon- your chance to be awarded with the Steel Dragoon. |
They look terrific, Thomas! The kids are going to love those.
ReplyDeleteSo very cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gents!
ReplyDeleteSimon, it's for kids of ALL ages!