>What is /awg/? A thread to talk about minis and games which fall between the cracks, or people's homebrew wargames. /hwg/ doesn't entertain fantasy (for good reason) and the other threads are locked to very specific games, so this thread isn't tied to a game, or a genre, lets talk about fun wargames.
Any scale, any genre, any company, any minis. Skirmishers welcome. Rules designers welcome.
>Examples of games that qualify en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_miniature_wargames Grimdark Future, Age of Fantasy, Mighty Armies, Dragon Rampant, Of Gods and Mortals, Frostgrave, Ghost Archipelago, Hordes of the Things, Songs of Blades and Heroes, Freebooter's Fate, Dark Age, Beyond the Gates of Antares, LotR and anything that doesn't necessarily have a dedicated thread (gorkamundheim).
That one of the export model mad cat designs? I can never keep those straight.
Isaac Howard
>What is on your painting table? Finishing my GCC and starting on my BMG stuff.
Also going to, hopefully, start painting my Caprice stuff for Heavy Gear soon.
Levi Sanders
Mordor goblin is sick of your shit
My painting table is a heapton of 6mm infantry that I am almost entirely dreading, seeing the quantities. Actually got my first game of LaserStorm last night, so hopefully we’ve got enough of an idea to get the campaign started.
>What is on your painting table? About 30 15mm skeleton archers. I managed to base them, but I have yet to find any free time at all. I'm not even saying this in the meme way, all I currently get is about an hour at midnight and after staring at screens for hours on end I just can't look at smol miniatures to paint them.
While we are on that, does anyone have good tips on basing individually based 15mm stuff? I tried salt but it soaks up too much glue and as a result you get a way too big heap. Sand is okay but only the very fine grained stuff and basing is still miserably slow.
Easton Lee
Try bicarbonate of soda/baking powder and a cyanoacrylate super glue. Put a layer of glue down, dip into a pot of the bicarb and then tap and blow. Dries instantly and will look alright in scale for 15mm for ground. Mix with sand/very small rocks for some variation.
Brody Morgan
Thanks my dude, I'll try that. I still have at least 70 more skelletons to base and god knows how many odd things like tomb guard, ushabti or chariots so having a better way would help a lot.
