The Mechanical Marvels of the Ninteenth Century site is a lot of fun, describing various fictional victorian robots. A good resource for Gaslight and Victorian Science Fiction miniature wargames.
World War I Dioramas
Eye Candy time.
Mike Cooper has photos of several World War I dioramas that he has made. There’s Austrian Artillery, one of the Great War in Palestine, a trench mortar and a gas attack model.
The Great Wide Open Co-Op and Solo Survival Game
In The Great Wide Open, you have crash landed in a frozen wilderness and must make your way back to civilization. This print and play game was a BGG contest winner for 2019.
Crossfire Meets AK47 Republic
Peter Pig’s AK 47 Republic rules are a lot of fun as a campaign game. Set in the turbulent near once and future Africa, there are rules for designing an army, political maneuvering, morale, adn more. Its your chance to run your own little despotic African nation.
But I’ve always thought that the combat rules were a little lacking. Or maybe its just better tos ay that they just aren’t to my style.
Apparently I’m not the only one who had this thought. Steven Thomas has written a set of guidelines for converting AK47 Republic forces to the Crossfire rules by Arty Conliffe.
Spaceball Science Fiction Sports
Spaceball is a set of miniature rules for playng a science fiction sports game. Written by the indefatigable Jim Wallman, it looks like it could be fun.