Returning to the roots: Microlite D20

 After years looking for a skirmish ruleset in a middle way between the RPGs and Wargaming skirmish rulesets, I think that I have discovered the solution to my quest... the answer is very simple Microlite D20.

 For those who don't know what I am talking about, Microlite20 is a minimalist role-playing game designed to be usable with the majority of the OGL/d20 supplements, rules and adventures with little or no advance preparation. The basic rules for character generation, combat, magic and level advancement take up a single sheet of paper, meaning it is perfect for introducing role-playing to new players, gaming one shot adventures or tailoring into your own game system.

 It is open source, so it can be modified and be freely published it. It has been heavily modified and collected in two compendiums that are accessible from this web "The Microlite RPG Collection".

 Both compendiums contain more than 1300 pages with different version of the game, adding things and suggesting other settings, from the prehistoric setting to the futurist setting with mechs, and between all this.... the typical D&D setting.

 I have tested the mech version, and it works very good, a fast, simple and furious battle.
Here you can watch some photos:





  After the success, I decided to create a pair of characters for the classic D&D using the advanced creation rules, published in the Compendium I.

 And I played a introductory dungeon scenario, more to come...

Gundam mech arrived

A week ago I bought a mecha from Gundam universe for use it as mech for my sci-fi 15mm miniatures from GZG. I got it from Hobby Link Japan, and by a very low price, around 3€ I bought a 1/144 scale mech.

 And here is the unboxing:
The box
The instructions inside of the box
All the sprues in the box
Sprues out of the box
Another Sprue with the body and the arms
The last sprue with the legs and shield
The mech mounted
 One very interesting thing is that the assembly of the parts doesn't require glue
The mech and 15mm miniatures
The mech and its avatar in 6mm
 Conclusions, I am very impressed with this product, very easy to be built, cheap and great to by used as a 15mm mech or a samurai mech warrior in a kaiju skirmish.

 Totally recommendable for wargaming.

The Steam Convoy

I have never published an entry like this, but I am impressed by this creation, the Steam convoy
is a vehicle from the World War One that travelled from the Bovington Tank Museum to the Great Dorset Steam Fair.
The 24m load formed part of a special World War One centenary display at the event at Tarrant Hinton.

Here the video

Here the news from BBC news: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-dorset-28817750

 It's great and ideal for a wargaming scenario for a steampunk setting