Do I need to describe the beauty, convenience, and value of HexTech to you at this point? Of course not. I think HexTech has long since conquered the hearts of BattleTech players with its fully painted and ready-to-play terrain that fits neatly onto your hex-based game boards or playmats. But the great minds at Gale […]
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HEXTECH Wave 8 Review – Autumn Colors, Canyons, And Slums
We’ve got more HexTech to talk about! Gale Force 9 and Thunderhead Studios have been kind enough to send me their latest batch of pre-painted, ready-to-play terrain pieces. Wave 8 brings us yet more additions to the Atlean Steppes, the new autumn-flavored Light & Heavy Woods, and the all-new Sprawl. Volume 3 of the Atlean […]
Read More →Community Outreach – Opening The Pods With Nick ‘PropWash’ Smith Of Virtual World Entertainment
Back when I was but a wee MechWarrior, I remember seeing ads for what seemed like a heavenly place in Chicago where I could hop into a simulator to truly experience what it would be like inside the cockpit of a multi-ton death machine (or at least, the closest approximation to what that could be […]
Read More →Your BattleTech News Round-Up For October, 2024
Welcome! It has been a busy month, from a brand-new MechWarrior game releasing to stellar reviews, to many new official product announcements, to a beloved fan-zine self-destructing. All of this happening while in less than a week an American election could spell the end of the Western world as we know it. That may or […]
Read More →HEXTECH Review – An Urban Battlefield In A Box
Painting models is already a time-consuming process. You know what’s equally time-consuming? Making terrain. That’s why I’ve always preferred BattleTech’s hex maps so you don’t have to do anything: just buy the map and you’re ready to go. But dedicated tabletop wargamers just aren’t satisfied with hexagons on a piece of paper (or neoprene if […]
Read More →New BattleTechGear Crowdfunded Merch – Stein & Coasters
BattleTechGear.com (from HBS) has two new crowdfunded BattleTech merchandise campaigns: BattleTech Stein – ceramic pint with a really awesome metal Atlas-Skull top ($40) Solaris VII Coaster Set – featuring 6 “commemorative” coasters (and tin) full of Solaris VII lore ($20) Both products are crowdfunded – meaning if the minimum order quantity isn’t reached, the products won’t be produced. They’re both over […]
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