Migration done!

It looks like all pages from the old, static Scrollmaster site has now been migrated… which is good as I yesterday ordered the first minis in probably two years for a new and very exiting diorama project. More to come on that one.

Mr Carl Fredricksen (and the vinyl figures section) arrives

My available time for painting miniatures has been severely limited the last few years so my hobby needs have been entertained elsewhere in a more solo-focussed hobby that is vinyl  figures.

This interest pretty much started in 2009 after a holiday to Tokyo but now with the newly redesigned Scrollmaster.net I’ve decided to open a section dedicated to Vinyl figures starting with my latest purchase: Mr Carl Fredricksen from the amazing Pixar movie “UP

More sections migrated

Following sections have been migrated:

  • Realm of Chaos – Campaign based on the old Warhammer Realm of Chaos warbands with photos and warband diaries.
  • Rouge Trader – Warhammer 40,000 as it used to be.
  • Vor The Maelstrom – I still miss this game immensely. Revisit the old battle reports, Golden Growler UK and much more.
  • IK Warmachine and Hordes – A few pages missing mainly battle reports.

Welcome to Scrollmaster v4

At some point in the last millennia (1999) I moved to London. Having already been playing Games Workshop games for years, especially Warhammer 40,000, I was really looking forward to living in the land of wargaming.

My first hobby site was hosted at a Games Workshop hobby collective called Portent.net and was called “The Scroll” which lead to the word Webmaster becoming Scrollmaster.

Little did I know how many other fantastic wargames the UK had to offer and soon I was knee-deep in non-GW games. Time went by and I decided to move the site to my own server creating the first true Scrollmaster.net site, but in spirit it was actually version 2.

As the site grew a re-design led to version 3 that lasted up until today, where I’ve migrated the old site to scrollmaster.net/scrollmaster3/ in favour of a WordPress driven website. Up until now Scrollmaster.net has actually been made out of static HTML pages.

So without further ado: Welcome to Scrollmaster v4!