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About 18 years ago, I started logging all my board game and tabletop plays on BoardGameGeek.

A troop of Kalyshi for my Asterians.

At the time when Games Workshop killed Warhammer Fantasy, I had played it for about ten years.

Essen 2025 is over, and here’s my yearly Essen post.

This is my version of the blue/white car from the Gaslands: Refuelled cover art, as close to the original as I could get it: See the full post here

Another terrain piece for playing Gaslands on my desert board: some wrecked cars half-buried in sand.

A month has passed since Essen 2024, but finally: here are the images I took and the games I played this year.

Last winter, I backed Worms - The Board Game on Kickstarter.

One year passed, I wrote no new post since my first Essen post, and now it’s October again…Essen time!

This year, I was finally able to attend the SPIEL fair at Essen again.

When I was a teenager in the 90s, a friend of mine owned Battle Masters (or “Die Claymore Saga”, as it was called in German), and we played it many times.

Here are some built (but unpainted) gates for Gaslands, for the “Death Race” scenario.

Here’s a nearly finished terrain piece, a crypta for use as a Sacred Ground in Saga: Age of Magic.

I have a fully assembled Chaos Dwarf army (made up mostly of GW’s classic “big hat” models, plus some Mantic non-dwarf models for use as Abyssal Dwarfs in Kings of War), which is not yet in the gallery on this site because not a single model is painted.

Some cars and terrain for Gaslands.

A small Asterian force, used for Deadzone.

The undead are my largest army so far (and the one with the most painted models).

I originally built the desert board for playing Warhammer 40.000 with my Orks.

My first complete army.