Hello guys!
This post is more or less a short update on a project I have been working on with some friends during the last year. I’m talking about a 6mm conversion of the whole Warhammer 40K game. The conversion uses mostly Epic Armageddon miniatures and shrinks the table to a A3-size gaming board (roughly 40x30 cm).
Since we liked the idea and the gameplay so much, we though: why not share it? So I actually decided to start this website with enough information to let anyone make their own games.
Is this post going into shameless advertisement? Yes and no.
Yes because I actually hope to get as many people to know about this project and play the game . No, in my opinion, because the project received so much positive feedback from many people during the last year that an update on its improvement is the least we can do for the Warhammer community.
To keep things short I’ll just say that the conversion is perfectly playable, and shrinking the game is not an issue for the ease of play. Most importantly by shrinking the game no alteration to the rules is needed in order to keep things working.
In the last year of development we played it quite a lot and we have a campaign running. We built/painted fairly quickly various Space Marine armies, as well as Tyranids, Necron, Eldar, Chaos and Orks, each probably worth thousands of points by now. And no, we did not drop a nuke on our wallets to afford it.
Now, there is A LOT to say about it, and lately I’m in a very lazy mood, so I’ll just say check out the website. Before any question make sure you check our FAQs first. For a quick look, we have a nifty gallery section complete with battles. For more in-depth info on how to make it yourself the website includes helpful links to the retailers we used ourselves, and thorough tutorials to make the trickiest models.
We try to update the website weekly and we very much welcome:
PS: We used to post our weekly updates on this forum before, but we had some technical problems posting again until today. Anyway, we're back!:victory:
This post is more or less a short update on a project I have been working on with some friends during the last year. I’m talking about a 6mm conversion of the whole Warhammer 40K game. The conversion uses mostly Epic Armageddon miniatures and shrinks the table to a A3-size gaming board (roughly 40x30 cm).
Since we liked the idea and the gameplay so much, we though: why not share it? So I actually decided to start this website with enough information to let anyone make their own games.
Is this post going into shameless advertisement? Yes and no.
Yes because I actually hope to get as many people to know about this project and play the game . No, in my opinion, because the project received so much positive feedback from many people during the last year that an update on its improvement is the least we can do for the Warhammer community.
To keep things short I’ll just say that the conversion is perfectly playable, and shrinking the game is not an issue for the ease of play. Most importantly by shrinking the game no alteration to the rules is needed in order to keep things working.
In the last year of development we played it quite a lot and we have a campaign running. We built/painted fairly quickly various Space Marine armies, as well as Tyranids, Necron, Eldar, Chaos and Orks, each probably worth thousands of points by now. And no, we did not drop a nuke on our wallets to afford it.
Now, there is A LOT to say about it, and lately I’m in a very lazy mood, so I’ll just say check out the website. Before any question make sure you check our FAQs first. For a quick look, we have a nifty gallery section complete with battles. For more in-depth info on how to make it yourself the website includes helpful links to the retailers we used ourselves, and thorough tutorials to make the trickiest models.
We try to update the website weekly and we very much welcome:
- anyone wishing to add his/her contribution to the website Gallery by posting his/her miniature or battle pictures;
- anyone wishing to actively contribute to the project development.
PS: We used to post our weekly updates on this forum before, but we had some technical problems posting again until today. Anyway, we're back!:victory: