About Us

Brushmancer Nick 

🎲 Nick Fallon has been deeply involved in the world of games for decades. He founded F3D, where he created Cimmerian Space, an HTML5 3D space blaster, and later worked with Modiphius on titles such as Airfix Battles, Kung Fu Panda: The Board Game, and Homeworld: Fleet Command.

⚔️ His fascination with miniatures began early — venturing to the very first Games Workshop in Hammersmith (Dalling Road) to pick up classic lead figures. That childhood spark grew into a lifelong passion for games and minis.

🐉 Beyond design, Nick is a passionate D&D and RPG player, still running weekly campaigns as a Dungeon Master — keeping the dice rolling and the adventures alive. Oh and there was some crazy LARP stuff too!

📸 Alongside game design, Nick has worked as a professional photographer, specializing in both micro (tiny miniatures) and macro (portraits and people). Whether behind the lens or at the gaming table, his focus has always been on creativity, detail, and storytelling.

Brushmancer Nigel

My neighbor in 1983 introduced me to Dungeons & Dragons.  I was hooked.  I was only 11 years old.  I would go to my local game store called Aero Hobbies.  I would go in and just browse all the different games.  I tried everything.  Now there are divisions within gaming.  People play RPG's, board games, collectable card games and miniature games.  Back in the 80’s if you were a gamer that included all of these plus video games.  CCG games didn’t really happen till 1993 when Magic came out.

Then in Junior high when a friend of mine wanted me to join his new campaign of a new game called Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.  I couldn’t believe how much cooler this was than D&D.  The next year a store called Games Workshop opened in Santa Monica.  I went in and they had glass cases filled with painted space marine armies.   I bought a Rogue Trader box of 30 marines for 30 bucks.  I built and painted my own army in a custom black and orange scheme.  I brought it back to the store where they had tables for people to play.  The guys in the store laughed at me for not having painted an army in a traditional scheme.  I never played a game with that army.

In college I was still playing a lot of games.  Then Magic the gathering came out.  Everyone in the gaming hobby was hooked.  It was hard to avoid it.  I played all throughout college. 

Then after college I came back home and my friend got me a job testing video games for a company called NovaLogic.  I built up some experience.  Then I switched to Treyarch where I became producer for Tony Hawk 2x.  It was a launch title for the original Xbox in 2001.  Making video games was a great place to be a gamer.  Many people would play traditional games after work.  So I almost always had a game group.

In 2001 I came to Thailand for a 2 week vacation.  My friend was going to Koh Samui.  He had friends who lived there and told me I should join them.  I came and had an amazing time.  I went back to work and the new game I was working on had a bunch of production issues.  Then in 2003, I got cut from my job and decided to have an extended break in Thailand. I stayed for 3 months.  I loved it.  That was it.  I moved to Thailand in October 2003.

Everything was great.  I made lots of friends.  I met my wife but I really never met any gamers.  There were no game shops in Bangkok at that time.  Then I met a guy at a language class in 2015.  We were chatting and I asked him what he did for fun.  He said he played games.  I asked him “what type?”  He said “I wouldn’t know.”  I said “Try me.”  A game called warhammer.  I was all in.  Apparently a new store opened in 2012 in Bangkok.

This got me back into gaming.  I got into miniatures and started watching all the hobby content creators on youtube.  Now this is my full time hobby and I love it.  I recently moved to Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand. This has a much bigger gaming scene than Samui.  I have my own gaming space and I get to paint all the time.