I have decided to retire the TiannaStarfall webiste for the time being. It has been fun showcasing my painted miniatures but I have not had the time to give it the regular updates that I would have liked. I may revive the site on a new host/server if I get some more inspiration!
I shall keep this blog spot going a while longer to use for any major announcements or updates and to let you know that I am still around and interested in all things gaming :)
I am still selling painted miniatures on Ebay so check out the link to my Ebay store on the left if you are interested.
You can still contact me for any painting commissions you require.
TTFN
Monday, 6 May 2019
Friday, 17 November 2017
Finished the Myst series of PC games
Twenty years since I first played the PC game Myst I finally finished the fantastic series!
I still remember the experience of playing the first Myst, headphones on, totally immersed in another world, it was like no other game at that time and was probably the one that got me hooked on PC gaming. This was a time of limited internet and no FAQs/cheats/walkthroughs - making the game a real challenge, writing notes as you explored and worked out the puzzles. You felt like you were a part of the story and got a real sense of achievement when you came to the end. Over the years I have played many computer games (mostly fantasy based RPGs and adventures) and the Myst series slotted in among them, Riven, Exile, Revelation, each time felt like coming home. I recently played Uru (and Uru to D'ni) and felt like the story had lost it's way but followed it quickly with End Of Ages and was pleased that they managed to get the atmosphere right again and had a fitting end to this saga.
Sure there are many great PC games out there now, but if you have never experienced the worlds of Myst you really have missed out, not just on a piece of gaming history, (and amazing soundtracks including the talent of Peter Gabriel and Jack Wall), but on a journey you will never forget.
I still remember the experience of playing the first Myst, headphones on, totally immersed in another world, it was like no other game at that time and was probably the one that got me hooked on PC gaming. This was a time of limited internet and no FAQs/cheats/walkthroughs - making the game a real challenge, writing notes as you explored and worked out the puzzles. You felt like you were a part of the story and got a real sense of achievement when you came to the end. Over the years I have played many computer games (mostly fantasy based RPGs and adventures) and the Myst series slotted in among them, Riven, Exile, Revelation, each time felt like coming home. I recently played Uru (and Uru to D'ni) and felt like the story had lost it's way but followed it quickly with End Of Ages and was pleased that they managed to get the atmosphere right again and had a fitting end to this saga.
Sure there are many great PC games out there now, but if you have never experienced the worlds of Myst you really have missed out, not just on a piece of gaming history, (and amazing soundtracks including the talent of Peter Gabriel and Jack Wall), but on a journey you will never forget.
Monday, 10 May 2010
Moist Von Lipwig new to Discworld Miniatures
The latest sculpt from Kul Asyrk - made for MicroArt Studios as usual...
I wonder if it will be out in time to coincide with Going Postal by Mob Films - soon to be aired on Sky in the UK?
It also looks like Kul Asyrk is working on Igneous the Troll and the Senior Wrangler, good to see the Discworld collection gradually expanding.
I wonder if it will be out in time to coincide with Going Postal by Mob Films - soon to be aired on Sky in the UK?
It also looks like Kul Asyrk is working on Igneous the Troll and the Senior Wrangler, good to see the Discworld collection gradually expanding.
Thursday, 4 March 2010
New Discworld Sculpts
Check out the latest sculpts from Kul Asyrk posted on coolminiornot, I expect these "greens" will soon be available to buy as metal multi-part figures from MicroArt Studios.
Detritus
Death on Bike
Detritus
Death on Bike
Friday, 29 January 2010
Latest Discworld Releases
Just checked out the latest Discworld figures available from MicroArt Studios - 29 now available to purchase from them. The images below are taken from their website, they sell them unassembled and unpainted on plain black bases.
Esme Weatherwax on Broom
Magrat on Broom
Nanny Ogg on Broom
The Bursar
Esme Weatherwax on Broom
Magrat on Broom
Nanny Ogg on Broom
The Bursar
Thursday, 12 November 2009
More New Discworld Figures
MicroArt Studios have just released more Discworld figures, bringing the total now available to 25. Great stuff for all us Discworld fans! The latest releases are shown below, the pictures are taken from the MicroArt Studios shop pages, but please remember that they are sold by them unassembled and unpainted with plain black bases. I am happy to assemble and paint any of this Discworld range of figures for only £10 per figure, this does not include the cost of the figure or postage. I can produce the same colour scheme as those shown on the MicroArt Studio website shop or produce a unique figure to your own design. Simply contact me if you are interested.
The Canting Crew Set
Duck Man
Coffin Henry
Arnold Sideways
Foul Ole Ron and Gaspode
Captain Carrot
Sergeant Fred Colon
Cheery Littlebottom
Angua
The Canting Crew Set
Duck Man
Coffin Henry
Arnold Sideways
Foul Ole Ron and Gaspode
Captain Carrot
Sergeant Fred Colon
Cheery Littlebottom
Angua
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
Latest Discworld Figure News
Here are the latest "greens" by Kul Asyrk as published on coolminiornot. As with the previous "greens" you can expect them to be turning up for sale as 30mm multi-part metal miniatures soon at MicroArt Studios. They are:
Sergeant Colon
Cheery Littlebottom
Carrot Ironfounderson
The Canting Crew
Angua
The last "greens" to become metal miniatures are shown below, these have all been painted by MicroArt Studios and the pictures are taken from their shop website. Remember these are all sold unpainted and unassembled with plain black bases. The cobblestone bases shown in the photographs are made of resin and can be purchased in random unpainted packs of five from MicroArt Studios. Note that there are two size bases 30mm and 40mm depending on the figure requirements.
Twoflower
Mustrum Ridcully
Otto Chriek
Giamo Casanunda
Esme Weatherwax II
As with all the other Discworld miniatures I am happy to paint any of these on a commission basis.
Sergeant Colon
Cheery Littlebottom
Carrot Ironfounderson
The Canting Crew
Angua
The last "greens" to become metal miniatures are shown below, these have all been painted by MicroArt Studios and the pictures are taken from their shop website. Remember these are all sold unpainted and unassembled with plain black bases. The cobblestone bases shown in the photographs are made of resin and can be purchased in random unpainted packs of five from MicroArt Studios. Note that there are two size bases 30mm and 40mm depending on the figure requirements.
Twoflower
Mustrum Ridcully
Otto Chriek
Giamo Casanunda
Esme Weatherwax II
As with all the other Discworld miniatures I am happy to paint any of these on a commission basis.
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