Terrain Showcase: The Danger Room, Part 4

Charles Xavier's Danger Room is famous for its obstacles and hazards which hone the skills of the X-Men to a razor's edge. Here's a look at the scratch-built hazards I made for this project, along with a tutorial for adding interiors to the Marvel: Crisis Protocol cars.

 

Terrain Showcase: The Danger Room, Part 3

In part three of this series, I talk about the final bits of construction on the main board and show you how I scratch-built the consoled for the Danger Room's control center...

 

Terrain Showcase: The Danger Room, Part 2

In this post, I'll cover the construction of the Danger Room backdrop and the detailing of its floor. I'll also tackle the painting of the sidewalk and streets on the main board.

 

Terrain Showcase: The Danger Room, Part 1

Back in 2023, Atomic Mass Games had commissioned me to build a terrain board for the Marvel: Crisis Protocol miniatures game. The board is a combination of the X-Men Danger Room, transitioning into a holographic cityscape of ruined buildings and smashed Sentinels.

 

 

You may have already seen this board at Essen Spiel and other shows, and it featured prominently in Atomic Mass Games' "The Future Is Not Mutant" video a few months back:

 

 

In this series of posts, I'll give you a look at the whole table and show you how I built everything.

 

Screaming Skull Catapult Kitbash, Final

After about a month of work, the Screaming Skull Catapult is finished. Here's a look at the painted war machine:

 

Screaming Skull Catapult Kitbash, Part 4

With a final bit of sculpting, I finish up the catapult this week:

 

Screaming Skull Catapult Kitbash, Part 3

In this week's post, I tackle the basing and crew for the catapult (and a few other details).

 

Screaming Skull Catapult Kitbash, Part 2

Last time, I tackled the basic construction of the machine. Now it's time to address the mechanical details of the winch and modular assembly.

 

Screaming Skull Catapult Kitbash, Part 1

For this project, I'm combining the Ossiarch Bonereapers Mortek Crawler with parts from the Tomb Kings Screaming Skull Catapult to create a better-looking war machine. 

 

Ushabti Archers

It took forever, but my Ushabti Archers are finished at last!

 

Hobby Bingo Update and Tomb Kings Progress

It's time to check in with how my Wargame Hobby Bingo card is doing in the first quarter.  I'll also give you a look at some of my ongoing Tomb Kings projects (and have a rant about Age of Sigmar).

 

Project Log: Demon Ship, Part 7

Over the weekend, I built the barrels and crates for my Demon Ship board:

 

C1-10P "Chopper"

Starting off the second half of my Rebels crew for Star Wars: Shatterpoint, and these require a bit more conversion work...

 

Project Log: Demon Ship, Part 6

The hard part (or at least the most time-consuming part) is over– The modular walls are finished. Here's a look at how I built the last two and detailed the tops.

 

Bowshabti Blitz!

In this post, I race against the clock to see if I can build and paint this Ushabti within 48 hours...

 

High Priest Settisis

Settisis is finished and ready for the battlefield!

 

Project Log: Demon Ship, Part 5

After a brief hiatus, I'm back to work on the Demon Ship board, building the wall segments:

 

The Tomb Guard are Finished (Almost)

Taking a look at the full unit of 20 Tomb Guard (minus their banner) and a new basing element from Skull Forge Scenics–

 

Liche Priest Conversions

In this week's post, I'll show you how I converted these two liche priests from the new kit with a handful of other parts.

 

Garazeb Orrelios

Halfway done with the Rebels! The crew's muscle, Zeb, is finished:

 

Working on the Tomb Guard

This week I put in some time on the Tomb Guard– Finished converting the banner and painted the captain.

 

Kanan Jarrus

Here's a look at my finished Kanan miniature and how the rest of my Rebels project is coming along.

 

"Your Skills Are Complete"

I have been working on a few projects, including building a replacement lightsaber for Kanan:

 

New Year Hobby Resolutions

Happy New Year, Everyone! In this post, I'm taking stock of what's in the hobby queue and setting some goals for 2026.