A fix for this issue has now been applied. The next time you add an entry for your project it should be pushed to the top shortly thereafter (around 5 minutes).

If you experience any further issues with Project date/times please let me know.

ah yes the local hobby store – lucky to have so many options. Personally my choices are a 30 minute drive to Dublin City and the nightmare of dealing with that or 30 minutes drive the other direction to Navan.

Anyway, back to the pledge and I got the hobby sections of my office cleared and even managed to free up 8 shelves under the resin cleanup…[Read more]

In a few days, we will block the addresses so we can export the backers’ data.
We expect to ship the games to backers during February.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dracoideas/castelnuovo-1539-wargame/posts/4572829

What’s all that white stuff outside?

Cold be sugar, cocaine, dandruff, or powdered precipitation.

No, it’s a Human settlement in the very north of Middle Earth, FAR FAR AWAY from Harad or the ‘Southlands’, in a setting where travel beyond one’s village is difficult and extremely time-consuming. And I do not recall reading the name Kalergi in any of Tolkien’s works.

What’s all that white stuff outside?

Laketown isn’t an Elven settlement.

CLIF bars are a good example. I use them for hockey as a boost, and did use them for cycling when I used to do that a lot.

Andy Denis Waterman: play the lead role, write da feme tune, sing da feme tune…

“There were always Black people in Laketown!”

Ahem…

The origin of the word Elf is the proto-Nordic Elb or Alb which means white. Tall, fair, slender and of unearthly beauty, that description has always made me think of Scandinavia more than anyplace else.

The closest real life items to at least the effects of Lembas as described by Tolkien would be these two:

The German farmer’s bread I grew up with – a fairly dark, robust, large round loaf with an almost black, crunchy outside and a gray-ish, almost sourdough-like interior. Taste slightly sour, probably a wheat/rye mix baked in a wood burning…[Read more]

Harlequin Rangers – part of the ongoing commission I did from last year, some add on units. These were a one piece 3D print, challenging to get around the trees and such.