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[Squirrelsquid]

is anybody on this board painting miniatures like me and playing little kids games with dices?

I do I just started warmachine from privateer press and here's my first mini after 3 years of absence,
after my big warhammer army that never got fully painted. (*koof* slavepainting *koof*=I wanted to s
start something new, and the warmachine system is very unique one...

anyway, here's the first mini I did

[ColossusEntertainment]

Yeah, I'm one of those people too 

Been painting Games Workshop miniatures for some time, like this fella:

and I love playing games which involves dice :-) Bordgames, strategygames, you name it :-)

I've recently been playing a game called Heroclix, which is like a tabletop game with Superheroes (yeah, capes and spandex stuff, love it :D) and though the miniatures come pre-painted, I can't help myself, I have to modify and re-paint them occasionally :D

I even have plans for a strategy computer game based on tabletop gaming, but I need to get my tech in a better shape before I tackle that one :-)

[Alex May]

Used to but I don't have the time/money now and Games Workshop has turned from awesome metaller dungeon to fluffy commercial hellhole, so it's unlikely I'll get back into it soon.

[shinygerbil]

I was never really into Warhammer....but I did *LOVE* playing Necromunda. That was awesome.

[frosty]

Nice pics!

I used to have a fully painted Bloodbowl/Dungeonbowl set.  Same with Space Hulk.  I'd probably get back into miniatures games if I had the time and money. Nowadays I'd rather spend my free time making games.

[Blaster]

I closest I ever got to Warhammer/other miniature games was looking longingly at the models in magazines/shop windows. But it was always out of my price range. I've always felt that it was a bit of a rip, and that, in order to really play, you had to keep forking out money. The same goes for pen & paper roleplaying games.

I did use to own HeroQuest, however. :D