Posted By
Dante on May 3, 2009

Part 4 of “Master Mellilot’s Scriptorium” scratch-built building project is now online. In this detailed segment we take a look at the creation and assembly of the front wall sections for the lower floor of the building.
Simply click on the Workbench link to see this article (and the first two parts as well), or, click HERE to go directly to the article.
As I always suggest to my guests, grab something cold to drink, pull up a chair to the Workbench, and step into my world…in miniature.
Posted By
Dante on April 24, 2009

Part 3 of “Master Mellilot’s Scriptorium” scratch-built building project is now online. In this detailed segment we take a look at the design and creation of a working window casing and sashes that can be used for any scratch-built building for your table top.
Simply click on the Workbench link to see this article (and the first two parts as well), or, click HERE to go directly to the article.
As I always suggest to my guests, grab something cold to drink, pull up a chair to the Workbench, and step into my world…in miniature.
Posted By
Dante on April 19, 2009

Part 2 of “Master Mellilot’s Scriptorium” scratch-built building project is now online. In this detailed segment we take a look at the design and creation of a working door that can be used for any scratch-built building for your table top.
Simply click on the Workbench link to see the article, and as I usually do suggest to my guests, grab something cold to drink, pull up a chair to the Workbench, and step into my world…in miniature.
Posted By
Dante on April 9, 2009

The first part of an on-going series in the
Workbench section has been posted. In this segment, I detail the planning of a scratch-built “scriptorium” to be used in my fantasy role-playing game. Part 1 of this multi-part post covers the steps from conceptualization to materials preparation.
Grab something cold to drink, pull up a chair to the Workbench, and step into my world…in miniature.
Posted By
Dante on March 28, 2009
Welcome to the inaugural post to this new web site and blog. As the weeks and months unfold I’ll be adding more posts and picture galleries here to showcase games that are currently in progress, and workbench projects that I’m developing.
For more detailed information about “Dante’s Game“, please click on the About page link at the top of the page (underneath the header/banner).
Enjoy.
-Dante