"Where can I get the miniatures to play the game?"

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1. Figure out how many miniatures you need (Probably around 12 to 20)

2. Go to your local corner shoppe, and buy that many beers. Ensure the beers are bottled, with bottle caps.

3. Open the beers and empty the contents. (sink, drain, or mouth - your preference).

4. Flatten the bottle caps with a hammer.

Hopefully you have purchased a diverse enough array of beer types that you have enough different logos to each represent a different wargame unit.

5. Add some dice. You now have everything you need. Maybe add a stick with notches. To measure.

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If you want to put a different type of effort into this process, you can download our miniatures from any one of these fine internet locations:

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www.Cults3D.com - www.MyMinifactory.com - www.Printables.com - www.Thingiverse.com

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We print our miniatures on a Bambu Lab A1 using the settings recommended by Reddit user HOHansen. What a great guy - did all the R&D and then gave his settings free to the world. Thank you HOHansen.

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We have also been lucky enough to have had AADog with North of the Greggs Line Studios print some of our miniatures on his Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra. Thank you AADog.

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We have a rule of thumb when it comes to 3D printing. We ask ourselves: "Does it print better than you can paint?" If the answer is "Yes", then it is everything we need. Both of the abovementioned 3D printers achieve this, and we are grateful for it.

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The image on the front cover of the website has had a filter applied by the Photoshop Express app to make it look all "olde-world-y". We also adjusted the Hue/Saturation/Lightness in real Photoshop to make it similar in colour to our website, to "fit the theme". Other than that, it is unedited. All the miniatures in it have been printed on the Bambu Lab A1.

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We are enjoying it. Hope you do too. [smiley face].

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