Cradle To The Grave (Flocking Done Right!1)

A few weeks back my fiance’ was going through her old baby things. Among the dolls and clothes was this little gem. She asked if I could think of something creative to do with it and I told her I have just the thing.

Guest Post – A Work In Progress

This is another work-in-progress from our friend over at the miniatures forums, John. Although it’s not quite as creative as our usual posts, it’s still a pretty good bit of terrain. I’d host a short game on it.

Battle At Sawback Ridge (Primo Flocking)

This year, for my 31st birthday, I was given a saw by my grandfather. He used it to build the house my family lived in for three generations in southern California. He used it to build canoes, erect barns, and repair the church near his house when an SUV nicked the front porch.

What Can Flocking Teach Us About Ourselves?

I’m frequently asked the question; “Joe, what can flocking teach us about ourselves?”

It’s not always in so many words, or in those exact words, but I generally tell them the same thing…

Battle For The Rim (Best Flocking Job Yet!?)

Hey there Flockers! This week I wanted to discuss my newest creation–The Rim! I was inspired by a project I saw on etsy where a young, hip couple had decorated their apartment with hubcaps. Anything worth doing to an apartment is worth flocking vigorously. And I remembered seeing some nice hubcaps on the car in the abandoned lot near my house, so I gave it a go!

Amatuer Hour – The Radiant Pool

Sometimes I find examples of kinda-alright flocking while surfing the miniatures forums. This is a radiant pool, although I’m not sure how one would use it in a game. Kind of reminds of of Hot Tub Time Machine, which is the final authority on time travel movies.

Battle Bowl (Another Example of Flocking Excellence)

Hello again, Flockers. Just wanted to pop in and share yet another flock well done. This is the Bowl project I’ve been working on lately. What you see here is approximatedly 100+ hours of labor…

Making Tinfoil Tabletop Caves

A few months back J–one of our Statbonus contributors–linked me to a Youtube video of TheDMGinfo making cardboard and tinfoil miniature cave tile sets. If you haven’t seen it yet I highly recommend checking out his channel.

How To Roleplay A Chronic Drunk (In Character)

If I ask you to pretend to be drunk right now, you might try stumbling around the room like a marionette with half its strings cut. Or you might emulate the inebriate’s native language; the slow-drawl moist-lipped slur. Or, if you’re especially imaginative, you might act confused, like a geriatric with dementia waiting to be wheeled back into your room. These are the common signs of intoxication the media has embedded in our minds. These are the behaviors players will adopt if they check the “alcoholic” box on their character sheet’s list of flaws. And, without exception, these are wrong.

The 1826 West Point Eggnog Riot (A Christmas Poem)

Google Images / Missed In History / Cracked.com

Every year we post a nonsense Christmas carol done in the style of Clement Clarke Moore’s T’was the Night Before Christmas. This time around we’ve mashed it together with our love of Weird History. Please enjoy this poem about a very real and not made-up whatsoever riot that occurred at West Point military academy before the Civil War.