After the realization Gloom Trench 1926 needed to return to a smaller modelcount, I decided the dice mechanics are the place to start. It may not seem like it, but to have a smaller model count the di... Read More

A little while ago Sonic Sledgehammer Studio over on YouTube did a video on how to paint the British Riflemen in Gloom Trench 1926. Check it out here!

After over a year of struggling with Gloom Trench 1926, I realized it veered off course. It was meant to be a smaller model count skirmish game. Here's my plan to bring it back to its original vision ... Read More

By 1926, the U.S. stands as the most heavily committed nation in the World's War, battling not just on foreign fronts but defending its own territory against a coalition of formidable foes.

As 1927 dawns on a Europe still embroiled in war, France pioneers the future of combat with autonomous tankettes and it's strategic alliance with the USA, reshaping the prolonged conflict.

Amidst global upheaval, Germany stands alone, defiant against a multitude of enemies, innovating with laser weaponry as it battles on all fronts.

In an alternate 1926, the British Empire's use of devastating RAM weapons ignites global conflict, unleashing horrors from the fabric of reality itself.

Europe teetered on the brink of war, with nations exploring fringe sciences for an edge. The discovery of atomic power led to unforeseen horrors, setting the stage for a conflict unlike any before.

In the realm of tabletop gaming, painting miniatures is a mix of challenge and charm. From Age of Sigmar's perplexing Nurgle army to Gloom Trench's dark allure, join my journey through this diverse ho... Read More