Darrell Hindley shows us in this great article a demo game made by Gripping Beast and Comitatus Miniatures at Crisis. Very athmospheric gaming table. via darrellhindley.co.uk

Since I saw Frank Becker´s Sudan rock terrain tiles made from ready made aquarium terrain I am very fascinated by sand and wind formed rocks. La Guerra Del Anillo shows Boel´s article "Rocas de Harad y Rhûn" on how these very special kind of rocks can be made with simple materials. Great reading!

BibliOdyssey is an blog which shows old and really old book illustrations on a very regular basis. The findings of author peacay are absolutely wonderful, many of those pictures may inspire us wargamers or painters very much. I think it is very important not to foucus strict on the hobby in the web but to visits sites talking about art and history as well.

Since I am always fascinated of the crusades, I was pleased to see that Konstanz to Jerusalem post, the city and ship illustrations were great. For sure I am in an earlier epoche but the fascination of european men for Jerusalem can bee seen in that book either.

Since I am a big fan of Lord of the Rings and a player of the strategy tabletop game I visit www.one-ring.co.uk on a regular basis. Dargorlad who is running this site is famous for his excellent models he created for LotR. Eversince I am doing this hobby e.g. his Edoras walls inspired me a lot. Now he is running his own weblog containing really great models, too. You should definetly visit spodding, his blog for really strange wargaming and great scenery stuff.