My own current projects

Playing around with my Fortress layout.

Hulk Zeds for a Zombie game to be run at HAVOC 2013 in Shrewbury, MA.

Dem Bones.

Third try. Need to read up on taking pictures in low light.

Mighty Armies based Skeleton army

Mighty Armies Orc Horde.

Thom's scratch built terrain

Very nicely done. The bricks of the base are cut manually from MDF. The rest is craft sticks.

The roof and central floor panel come off for skirmish gaming.

Chopped GW Fortress to build a keep.

The actual distillery

Very GW, wouldn't you say?

Can't wait to see them all finished.

Thom has a project he's had of building a Dwarf Brewery. What he's built is as good as anything I've seen online or in person. Without trying to bore you again I'll shoot right over to the pictures!

Pictures as Promised

Here's Thomas, the Mighty 6'4" General Of the Dwarf army.

These are some awesome sculpts. Gotta get me some of these.

Oops,, too much coffee, methinks.

Infamous swordsmen of the Blue Griffon Company!

These will be employed in my Italian Wars games someday...

The two sides begin to close.

The action heats up as the Dwarfs charge the Handgun detachment(obscured from view by the trees).

Here it is. Smart move that; charging my detachment.

Swordsmen and and Captain preparing to counter the Miner's threat.

Diggers

Handgun detachment wiped out, but the Dwarfs have crossed unsupported into my deployment zone.

Moving to the left flank we see the action start to get poppin'!

A bunch of pictures related to Warhammer Fantasy Battles.

Having been overcome with holidays, real life and what-not, I'm finally able to take some time to post something here. I've played a few games of Warhammer Fantasy battles with my buddies Thomas and Mike. I was recently bitten by the "Oldhammer" bug and mentioned to them that I'd like to give it a go.
Quite a number of gamers have gotten into playing older versions of WHFB and have started blogging about their passion for the carefree days of yore when WHFB was about fun and not strictly a tournament oriented cash cow.  While it is completely reasonable for GW to do whatever it needs to do to keep their investors happy, it's also important to keep the Warhammer community happy as well. But enough of that mess. My concern isn't to further rehash personal opinions regarding GW's supposedly greedy, corporate practices, but to celebrate the freedom to play what you want, how you want.
 Fortunately, both Mike and Thom have extensive collections of fantasy figures and so it was an easy transition to gaming Dwarves, Orcs and Empire from the glories of historical wargaming.
The first game I played was against Thomas and his little stunties with my Mighty Glorious Empire.
We played at 1,000 points and as I seem to have lost my 6th edition rulebook we played a (LOL) mix of 6th and 7th edition Warhammer.  While we were mostly playing by memory with only cursory scans of the rulebooks, the game went along smoothly, much enhanced by our *ahem* gentlemanly demeanors.
The second game was a three-way affair at roughly 2600 points, with me commanding the Green Tide Of Destruction versus Dwarfs and Empire. A good game with a lot of time taken to familiarize ourselves with the copious minutiae of the rules.
Anyways, enough of my rather long winded prattle and on to  some pictures. Enjoy!