Like every wargamer, I like images of beautiful miniatures and amazing scenery. It keeps me motivated to finish my own stuff and is inspiring for future projects.
However, every day the users add even more stuff to the pile. So it becomes harder and harder to keep up with all the great stuff out there. Davy Jones’ Locker tries to help you with that struggle.
Davy Jones’ Locker is a blog series about the best stuff in our hobby. Every month I try to find a well-balanced mix of the best gaming tables, useful tutorials, exciting AARs, critical reviews and other stuff. Sometime I will even add some historical background knowledge concerning the periods we play in.
All that curated with personal remarks and of course highly subjective.
If you have any suggestions for future issues, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Hello fellow wargamers, it is time for another issue of Davy Jones’ Locker – best in miniature wargaming. A series of blog posts, where I share various stuff I found online regarding our hobby. #1: 1940s french garage The first pick is a great conversion of a 20mm MDF building. … Show me more
It is time for the sixth issue of Davy Jones’ Locker – best in miniature gaming. As usual, I tried my best to find the gems in our hobby. So grab a coffee and have fun! 1. How to make an ancient Yew Tree in 28mm The first pick is … Show me more
Today it is time for the fifth issue of Davy Jone’s Locker – best in miniature wargaming. It was a hell of a month for me. But nonetheless, I found some really nice gems to share with you. So let’s jump right into it. 1. Dux Britanniarum My first pick … Show me more
It has been almost eight months since the last issue of Davy Jones’ Locker – best in miniature wargaming. I had been really busy with some hobby projects. But now the series will continue regularly. So let’s jump right into issue #4. Pick #1: Is wargaming getting too easy? I … Show me more
Today it is time for the next issue of Davy Jones’ Locker – best in miniature wargaming. Like in the previous issues I will try to bring you a variety of useful stuff for our hobby. In this issue, you will find three AARs and two reviews of the CONGO … Show me more