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a little while ago we Meeples and Miniatures interviewed Matt Slade from Glenbrook Games about his business and how he paints figures (it’s here if you missed it) as I’ve known Matt for ages I decided to ask if he could paint up some of my Conan miniatures to help clear the backlog and so
If you’ve listened to the Meeples and Miniatures episode 200 you would have heard about my trip to Iceland and more specifically my visit to the Icelandic Phallological Museum. Dave Luff (my good mate and co-host on the Meeples) was very keen that I should go to the museum as he described it as ‘a must
After a bit of a break the Meeples crew get back into action with episode 172 In this episode hosts Neil Shuck, Mike Hobbs, Mike Whitaker & Dave Luff are joined by special guest co-host Rich Jones Together we talk about what we have been up to in the hobby, and chat about the UK Games Expo
My Lord and Master Mr Shuck (all praise him) has just released episode 170 of the podcast It’s here if you cant find it I’m looking forward to it as I haven’t listened to the interviews Neil and Dave got whilst at Salute, we did record a debrief (which obviously went on far too long)
Last night we all got together to record the second half of Meeples and Miniatures episode 169 (due out on April 15th) taking part were the 4 of us Neil Shuck (our beloved Leader), Mike Whitaker, myself and Dave Luff (Neil’s gaming nemesis) The plan was to record 3 segments ‘What we’ve been up to’, ‘hobby news’
As you may or may not know I’m one of the team who produce the Meeples and Miniatures podcast and I thought I’d give you a little insight into how we put the show together, now I cant go into the technical stuff as Neil and Mike do all that, but I can lift the curtain
The latest Meeples show has been released and I have to say its rather good go and visit the main site and have a listen episode 167 this episode features interviews with Kirsty Rogers of the Royal Armouries and the Lard Father himself Rich Clarke
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