A new blog for me and my GM projects is now open.

I have finally found some time to make a blog that I will include most of my game maker projects.
Most of people will know me as sakisa from the gamemaker forums or the YoYogames as the creator of the games Crimelife 1,2 and 3.
I will try to update this blog as often as I can.
You will see here various stuff I like, all the latest updates on my games like Crimelife 3 and also I will show you other new games for first time.

I know that there is nothing to see here yet but this is only the beginning.

I hope you will have a good time here. Enjoy your stay.
All the GMC members are welcome here.

Saracen Baggage and a mini-project.

The last pieces of the 'Crusades Field Battles' project were completed just before Triples 09 and featured in the demo game (the game won second prize - but the competition was of high quality and first prize went to a worthy winner). Although primarily for use with the Saracens they can be used with the Franks, albeit with local attendants.

The figures are Perry and Essex minis. The camels are Perry Beja Warrior camels (the best and cheapest camels I found - unlike most manufacturers Perry charge cavalry prices for camelry - £2.50 each) less riders. The baggage is made from Miliput (very easy job this one), small balsa wood blocks and spears and shields left over from the project. The four 60mm x 120mm stands comprise 12 camels and 10 'people'.


Usually, this would, with all the figures painted, end a project outright, but I have decided to do a mini-project before embarking on my Peninsular collection. This will be 'Crusades Siege Battles'; it will require the painting of very few figures (perhaps 100 - 120, mainly siege engine crew and some dismounted cavalry types to throw into the breach), but a lot of terrain and model building. I need to build 10' of city wall, 8 towers, 2 breaches, 2 destroyed towers, a main gate, a sally port and a lot of city buildings. I also need to construct about a dozen engines, lots of mantlets of various sizes, some earthworks and possibly a couple of 'temporary forts'. I'll keep you posted on progress and hope to include a few posts on construction.