Saturday, 13 July 2019
Project 4: Project "M" stage 1.
My wives' godchild, Matthis, is interested by toy soldiers
In 2013 for is Sinterklaas (December 6th) , with the help of my father in law (he did most the woodwork), I made him a castle and painted some knights.
In 2013 for is Sinterklaas (December 6th) , with the help of my father in law (he did most the woodwork), I made him a castle and painted some knights.
Matthis recently said he would like some figures shooting with guns.
Had some unpainted WW2 Brittish and Germans, so started a new project for the boy, a 2nd unforgetable Sinterklaas. WW2 - North Africa.
Figures and tanks partially painted. Buildings to follow.
Project 3: the Ottoman Army of the Napoleonic Wars: "Engineer Basevich"
I came across these marvelous figures of "Engineer Basevich" and couldn't resist them to boost my 1/32 Ottoman army for a new campaign.
In 2012, we did a fictional Russo-Ottoman campaign. Hereunder some pics (and link) of the Ottomans force, and final battle.
Link to the Youtube posting of the final battle:
Project 2: test shots of Hät 7 Years War Austrians in 1/32.
As I did paint a number of testshots for Hät in the past, I received a new oportunity for the 7YW Austrians.
Project: "Cyclo - the game" cycling board game
20 Years ago, a cycling board game I designed ( "Cyclo - The game"®)was publised by a small publisher , thanks to the sponsor I found: Daikin Europe. I was trilled by the oportunity Daikin gave me, but less happy with what the publisher did. OK, the design adaptation towards plates to define the outlook of the race was a change I accepted, but the change in the rules was without my consent. As the rulebook was made in 6 languages, the publisher had made modifications to shorten the text, so also the number of pages, limiting the costs. It was no longer the ulimate cycling board game I had in mind.
http://wielerbordspellen.be/?page_id=1196
The publisher - (Brand - X games) did not survive the 2008 crisis.
A few years ago, I found a french site that did sell 1/32 cycling figures, with a modern outlook.
It revived my intrest in Cyclo, and I decided to modernise the game.
The intention of my project is to make a printable game: rules, track, banners, cyclist, all printable in pdf. tracks, banners and cyclists can then be cut out and glued on cardboard. Only the dice should be purchased separately. A year ago, I was ready with track, banners, and had purchased the plastic cyclists.
As also I am now at home for the next few months (heath problem), I started with the final stage of the project: printable cyclists, some final modifications to the rule and the banners.
Maybe, I will present the game to a new publisher, but it is very hard to get a game published, so hope is limited. So possibly, I will just offer it online.
A few years later, "Lotto" also sponsored for a number of sets.
http://wielerbordspellen.be/?page_id=1196
The publisher - (Brand - X games) did not survive the 2008 crisis.
A few years ago, I found a french site that did sell 1/32 cycling figures, with a modern outlook.
It revived my intrest in Cyclo, and I decided to modernise the game.
The intention of my project is to make a printable game: rules, track, banners, cyclist, all printable in pdf. tracks, banners and cyclists can then be cut out and glued on cardboard. Only the dice should be purchased separately. A year ago, I was ready with track, banners, and had purchased the plastic cyclists.
As also I am now at home for the next few months (heath problem), I started with the final stage of the project: printable cyclists, some final modifications to the rule and the banners.
Maybe, I will present the game to a new publisher, but it is very hard to get a game published, so hope is limited. So possibly, I will just offer it online.
Draft: the "Fire team".
Tuesday, 2 July 2019
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