GOBLIN GREEN AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE

Every Sunday, Adam takes a concept, times out 90 mins and writes an article about that concept. 

Enjoy!

The Eavy Metal Galleries this week fill up with colour, characters and ships of a norse variety

The following is nothing but a ridiculous look at the 1993 PC game Sim City. Take with the joy it is presented. Everything in these serious series of articles happened...after a fact.

In 1994. In Sim City 2000.  Whilst listening to the Mortal Kombat soundtrack on constant repeat.

 The articles come from the Old Oilhouse site that Adam ran for eight years, and are brought here due to being mentioned in a recent Deeper Dives ep

2nd Ed 40k Scenery. Just for you!

Thistlewood is the first Warhammer Fantasy Battle scenario released within the pages of White Dwarf. It’s a far cry from what these pages became, but it’s something that stands out even now in it’s rough and ready manner. It was published on September 1983 in WD 45, and is not in any manner a part of the Old World as we know it today

The Eavy Metal Galleries seem to solidify this issue into the format that will run for the next few years. Bright, colourful and full of character!

More Patreon goodness arrives with this thinly veiled joke and all round awesome campaign setting.

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After last week’s bumper size entry, this week’s Eavy Metal Galleries is a much smaller affair. Amongst the fun sits the Man O War Nurgle Plagueships. So that’s worth the price of admission.

Every Sunday, Adam takes a concept, times out 90 mins and writes an article about that concept. 

Enjoy!

White Dwarf 163 is one of the largest Eavy Metal pagecounts. The always stunning Chaos Dwarves hold firm with High Elves, the much missed Man O War and the under-appreciated Mighty Empire's!

Fancy a game of smashing each other over the head with chairs? Now is your time!

White Dwarf 162 is short, hairy and bad tempered! Much in the way of the Dwarf is on display, including the first release of a very famous Old World Duo