[unofficial weekender] Rulebooks

[danlee 22954xp 3]

I finished the last models for Aeon Trespass: Odyssey. https://www.ontabletop.com/project/1912086/

 

[limburger 22633xp 1]

Given that Flying Tiger also has shops locally I couldn’t resist getting that 5 Euro haunted house kit that @sundancer built.
I think there’s some tweaks to be made.

That’s one more bit of terrain for ze lolz 😀
Not sure if I got time to actually build it as I was also having some 1:1 scale halloweeny related ideas to start on. When ideas come I got to start or else they’re gone and never get done. At least … that’s my excuse 😉

 

[blinky465]

@danlee – you’re a painting machine! Those look great – really nice work!

Talking of painting – we have our monthly competition winner:
https://www.ontabletop.com/forums/topic/paintcomp-september-2025/page/3/#post-1944941

 

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by blinky465.

[admiralandy 1678xp 1]

Rulebooks.

Well the first Rulebook I bought as just started work and had money was the orignal Rogue Trader Warhammer 40K in September 1987.

So I like the big glossy  physical editions of rule book, but more recently I’ve been drawn to the Osprey Blue Wargame Series, which are the standard Osprey size book.

Being able to buy 1 rulebook and that covers everything you need with minimal ref sheet and maybe an expanded PDF with few pages of additional content done and go.

I also don’t like the special card packs or dice that come with some games as they always seem to be sold out and once OOP your screwed or at best limited on the full gaming experience.

D6 and standard avaliable Poly Dice and normal packs of playing card systems are much more my preference.

[sundancer 44870xp 0]

A bit late but here it is: the new thread:

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