Thanks :) I know everyone has different styles and needs for painting. The whole set of things you offer for 2/3mm are great - just that I prefer the blocks for painting at this scale. All the styles (block, strip or 'individuals') look good on the table, though, so thumbs up for all that you do!

Thank you very much! They work well. I just scaled the original STL down to 2mm to allow play in a smaller space.

@@OnTheGamingTable updated the sculpts that were individual based to have blocks to make painting easier 😉

Cheers! Can you please post links for your files for the benefit of the audience here?

Udpate: MikeDaTike, whose STLs are some of those shown here, updated some of his STLs to be more 'blocky' in repsonse to my comment - thanks Mike! See here for one example: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6436186/files and check out the rest of his work!

My favourite fantasy wargame too. More coming once I get back to my gaming table (road trip at the moment).

It's funny that these metal discs are cheaper than buying the same size of washer... and no hole in the middle. :) The weight is also helpful to keep the center of mass lower; stops them tipping over so easily.

Thank you! Leaving tomorrow for 2 weeks away from home, but will do more when I get back.

Thank you. Any requests, let me know :)

And happy to support what I consider a very nice game :)

No, I haven’t. This game wasn’t really about putting some new people in the path to wargaming; it was more about keeping them entertained for a while with what I had on hand 😊. But thanks for the lead, I’ll go take a look.

@@OnTheGamingTable It's a great game for non-newcomers as well but it's very easy to get going :)

Cool. Will take a look later today.

Thanks for the comment. The figures are all 3D prints from Forest Dragon. Chaos: forestdragon.gumroad.com/l/gxugz?layout=profile Dark Elves: forestdragon.gumroad.com/l/gytmy?layout=profile

The figures I am familiar with, as I have his high & wood elf packs. I was referring to the houses specifically.

Oh, sorry, I missed the word 'houses'... They are from Cromarty Forge: cromartyforge.gumroad.com/l/FarmsAndWalls?layout=profile

@@OnTheGamingTable wonderful thank you!

Thanks for the question. There's kind of two ways of doing this. On the Warmaster FB group, there have been posts about 'Warmaster Skirmish' which is basically reducing all units from 3 stands to 1 stand, and then pretty much play as normal. For this 'Mini-Warmaster' idea, I used that idea of '1 unit = 1 stand' and also reduced all measurements to half, primarily to allow play on a smaller table. For casualties, just play it like normal Warmaster. Sor Dark Elf Spearmen are 3 wounds, and if they have this many at the end of a phase, they are removed. For balance, there's also a couple of other modifications for overall balance (based on testing so far) mentioned in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g33Kd6WMm5VrrLc If you like I can do a more complete writeup of these and share the document somewhere. (Still testing a few ideas in play)

Thanks for the shout-outs. I looked at both before and have them bookmarked :)

Dave did a great job on those Araby figures, which in turn are great 3D prints. I guess we all just love our hobby :)

Hi Tom :) Yes, mini-Warmaster is a lot like 'Warmaster Skirmish' that you can find on the WM FB page. But I took it in a bit of a different direction by halving all the distances to play in small space and altered some other rules to maintain some balance. I feel it's good for getting started with a smaller figure collection, maybe when someone is starting out with a new army. Anyway, we can have a game one day if you are keen :)

Thanks. I really liked Dave's Araby army. Will have to get myself one... :)

Thanks. I've not done 2mm before so this is all a learning experience for me. I'm finding (S&H author) Mark Backhouse's ideas helpful as I try to build and paint this size of mini. Games soon, once I get some more printed and painted.

Thanks - the main purpose was about playing on a smaller table size. But yes, it can be fun to play a bit differently. I will say that mini-Warmaster is a little different experience to regular Warmaster Revolution. Everyone will have their own feelings about that. Planning to get some beasts and so on in soon, once I get some things printed off (waiting for more resin...)

Thanks, glad you liked it. The Hong Kong wargamers I know regularly play DBMM; there is a purely social location called 'Tiger Room' run by Lawrence that has mutliple DBMM games going on every week (often on weekdays, as a number of the players are retired or have flexible work schedules). I'll try to get more examples of their play up when my own work schedule allows :)

@@OnTheGamingTable I am somewhat jealous. I live in Melbourne and am only aware of one other person here that plays DBMM. I would love to be able to find a group of half a dozen people to play against but have so far failed to do so.

@Curaissier Let me ask Lawrence and others from HKSW about players in Australia. Some of the guys here are very internationally connected. I'll let you know what I find out.

You could try the DBMM New Zealand FB group as there appear to be some Australia members there. facebook.com/groups/824840264342234

Good call. I would not change scales either - but since I am starting these from scratch here & will provide both sides of a battle, I get to pick my scale :) Happy to have a game when I'm back in NZ!

Thanks for the feedback. I'll add the supplies in the description, but it's all store-bought (except the clump foliage, from Taobao, which I know you can't always access in other places around the world).

Yes, Richard has a great collection and has spent years building things up. Now he's retired, he keeps building and refurbishing things all the time. For example, he mentioned he wanted to redo his hedgerow terrain - which I thought was very nice as-is :)

Thanks! I've been traveling in China and unable to access KZbin over the past few days, not to mention my hobby table. But back home tomorrow and more stuff coming soon!

Thanks Craig, and when I need bunkers I am borrowing your recent one too :) Also, thanks for the tip on The Terrain Tutor. I'd forgotten about his excellent terrain videos.

Yep, I've seen that before too. Jury-rigged solutions :) I saw another video of a guy simulating rocks using bark, very nicely done: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ_EqoCrZZ11j7s

Yep, you two will get on well :)

Thanks Craig. A few different dice rolls and things change... that's the fun of Warmaster :)

Yep, in NZ for the game, but I am headed back to Hong Kong later this week. Happy gaming, wherever it takes place!

The game organizer, Richard, is just outside of Dunedin, NZ. As mentioned elsewhere, I'm mostly in Hong Kong these days (was in NZ for the school holidays) and will be doing more WWII of some kind again soon.

Thanks - I kinda understand that. I know area fire auto-pins if it's effective, whereas direct fire which causes casualties may cause pinning. Just seems the guys I played with always "go for the kill." :)

Nice! I too am looking ahead to other armies... I just need to keep up with the painting and get enough together to field decent armies. In the meantime, I'll be testing out some 'mini-Warmaster' ideas.

Thank you! Definitely possible, one piece at a time. Check out the Warmaster FB group for some great Bretonnian work by others. facebook.com/groups/185937199904

More to come! ;)