Wargaming Miscellany has a photo tutorial on making a bunker out of a hexagonal craft store box.
It is amazing what you can do with just a little imagination and things not intended for the task.
Wargaming Miscellany has a photo tutorial on making a bunker out of a hexagonal craft store box.
It is amazing what you can do with just a little imagination and things not intended for the task.
Wee Blokes has some instructions on making a raft for your miniature wargames.
The core materials are sticks picked up on a walk in the woods.
The 15mm Wargaming blog has a nice little article on how he adapts individually based figures to DBA style element basing.
I find it interesting because I do a similar thing myself. All of my ancient and medieval figures are individually based so that I can use them in various skirmish games. However, I also have some magnetic “movement trays” that I stick them on for element-based games (mostly Might of Arms). My cardboard and magnetic vinyl bases, however, don’t look nearly as good as the ones in this article. I base mine on 1 inch washers, though, so I will have to investigate to see what similar things are out there for that size.
The 15mm Wargaming For Fun and Sanity Blog has a clever idea for using clear craft storage containers to make flying stands for figures. I’m thinking about using the method to make “swimming” stands for Deep Wars.
Here are some instructions for making a 2×2 foot battle board.
I find myself constantly intrigued by the concept of using battle boards as opposed to a cloth to cover tables.