How the end may come
I wrote before about the Time of Ending in Warhammer 40,000 and what it could mean. This article is to expand on that and take the foolish position of making … Continue reading
ArtStation stop: Bastien Lecouffe Deharme
Deharme’s art instantly stands out with its ethereal, sensual quality. Muted colours clash with bright spots that draw the eyes to particular features of his work. Below are five of … Continue reading
Fantasy Heroes update 7: Grombrindal
Just one fantasy hero painted this time; Grombrindal, god-incarnate of the Dwarfs in Warhammer. You can read more about him here. This model of Grombrinal, also known as the White … Continue reading
Blitzmania is coming!
Starting on 4 February, 2017 is a global league for Blood Bowl called Blitzmania. Right now there are scant details other than; it’s a global Blood Bowl league, it starts … Continue reading
Aether Revolt art review
Aether Revolt continues the story of Kaladesh, with the ruling consulate cracking down on any unauthorised use of aether, and also confiscating peoples inventions. The Consulate are themselves being manipulated … Continue reading
The best thing about YouTube
is Bardic Broadcasts. If you missed his gloriously over the top review of HeroQuest, now is a good time to catch up: There is also this review of the Silver … Continue reading
From End Times to Time of Ending
With the release of Fall of Cadia, even the most skeptical of gamer must acknowledge we are seeing a re-run of the End Times, except this time it is Warhammer … Continue reading
ArtStation stop: Yongsub Noh
Noh’s art leaps off the screen, so large are his images. It appears they cannot be confined to the digital screen, with new worlds appearing in each one. Here are … Continue reading
Tabletop Legends update 2: the mystery model
Well, here he is, looking very mysterious: I started this model somewhere between 15 and 20 years ago, so it was fun trying to match some of the old paints. … Continue reading
The Ghosts of Projects Future
For me, assembling and undercoating models has always been a statement of intent. These models WILL BE PAINTED, I say, as look at how much effort I have already spent … Continue reading
Aether Revolt pre-release report
After my Kaladesh experience I decided to try the midnight pre-release again. “It’s a more efficient use of my time,” I claimed. “Uh-huh” said my wife. A ringing endorsement! Following … Continue reading
Kingdom Death: the 12 million dollar answer
What was the question? How deep can a niche go and still be profitable? Tabletop games are a niche. Within that board games are a niche. Miniature-based board games are … Continue reading
Bones update 24
Six more Bones models complete, this time one of the science fiction squads. I painted these in blue and orange, and I think the result is darker than I wanted. … Continue reading
A League Above: a review of Deathzone Season 1
Deathzone Season 1 is the new Blood Bowl supplement released alongside the new version of the board game. This book is a worthwhile supplement and provides good value to any … Continue reading
ArtStation stop: J.C. Park
JC Park is a concept artist, and this comes through in the names of the pieces I’ve selected below, which are functional at best. We can forgive this though and … Continue reading
Bones update 23
100 models begins with 1, and here is my first model painted for 2017! What this mainly reminds me is that I have to stop taking model shots in my … Continue reading
Target: 100
Last year I dragged out every miniature I have painted. This year, I took a look around at the other half, those unpainted. Right now I own about the same … Continue reading
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