I thought it’d be fun to do something special for everyone who loves the digitized War at Sea cards I’ve shared. We recently finished digitizing the Flank Speed stat cards and they look incredible (I know I know…self praise is no praise).
Using my iMac I crafted a movie slideshow of the Flank Speed stat cards, set it to music, and have it ready for your viewing pleasure. I need to mention that it is a little long and those of you with slow internet connections will not want to view the movie.
If you’re afraid that your connection isn’t up to par then please do not view the video. Otherwise…
On Wednesday September 3rd four of us gathered at Battleground Games in Abington to play a massive 200pt multiplayer game of War at Sea. We wanted to focus on the units released in Flank Speed.
Admirals Adrian and Cary brought a coordinated Axis fleet from the mighty Third Reich and Italian Empire. They faced the combined might of the joint United Kingdom and United States task force led by Admirals John and Jonathan (your’s truly).
To document this event I used my digital camera and then through the magic of Apple turned those digital photos into a digital slide show. You can see it below. I hope you enjoy.
You are welcome to continue viewing it in this post but we suggest you go to our actual BSG Wiki Blog.
This is an official Battlestar Galactica Wiki post
We were contacted by a high ranking public relations person from G4 to alert us to a special segment on last night’s episode of Attack of the Show. Grace Park, who plays Sharon on BSG, stopped by the show for a bit to answer fan mail and questions about Battlestar Galactica.
G4 has been kind enough to allow us to show Grace’s segment to all of you using our blogs, wiki, and forum. You can view the segment below. Many thanks to G4 for granting us permission to do this. Hope you enjoy.
Jonathan
Public Relations Coordinator, FrakMedia! Production
Yesterday at Battleground Games in Abington a massive Flames of War tournament was held using the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre rules. A total of 7 players participated with 4 Allied and 3 Axis players. The Soviet Union and United States were represented with infantry and paratroopers en masse. The Wermacht and SS were represented on the Axis side with a plethora of infantry, artillery, and tanks.
We captured the battle in over 70 photographs. Instead of sharing them with you in their traditional form we have created a video slideshow of the pictures set to music. Please watch the video below. We hope you enjoy it. If you are running an older computer or one with low memory we suggest you download the video here. Streaming the video may be too much of a toll on your machine. Otherwise we hope you enjoy the video and we look forward to your comments. Please continue reading for the video.
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I thought it’d be fun to do something special for everyone who loves the digitized War at Sea cards I’ve shared. We recently finished digitizing the Flank Speed stat cards and they look incredible (I know I know…self praise is no praise).
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