Tabletop terrain: more pipes and lids
My journey through the Warhammer 40,000 terrain I picked up in 2017 continues with these pieces: I painted one pipe to look as though it’s being maintained and used, while … Continue reading
MtG artists: Titus Lunter
Having illustrated many cards since his 2014, Titus Lunter is probably best known for his many land arts. However his art cover more than just landscapes, here are five of … Continue reading
Heresy dragon on Kickstarter
The sculpting and original release of the dragon from Heresy miniatures was a saga and a half. Ever a glutton for punishment, Andy has put the dragon up for sale … Continue reading
Games Workshop news from Essen Spiel
If you’ve never been to Essen Spiel, I recommend it. Though in honesty I recommend it as someone who has never been (yet!). 150,000+ people at the largest tabletop game … Continue reading
Imitating art
When my daughter returned from a school trip to Italy with a goldfish from Murano, I knew I had to take this shot: The goldfish dominates the bones altar I … Continue reading
More Armies on Parade
I’m in love the the sheer variety and creativity in the Armies on Parade series Games Workshop has been running. There’s a new crop of images on Warhammer-Community right now, … Continue reading
Magic Arena starting decks reviewed
When you start playing Magic Arena, you will soon have 15 decks to choose from, or mix together to make your own decks. But what to do? What decks are … Continue reading
Commander playmats on Kickstarter
Commander is the most popular single casual format for Magic: the Gathering. In this format, players choose a single legendary creature from the game as their Commander. Decks are then … Continue reading
Bones update 28: the giants
After a few months on the painting tray, I have finally completed the trio of Bones giants. The middle giant is from the original Bones Kickstarter, while the other two … Continue reading
Magic Arena open beta review
Magic the Gathering Arena has emerged into open beta and is ready for general play. It’s a good way to play Magic if you previously played the game but find … Continue reading
MtG artists: Viktor Titov
Viktor Titov has been illustrating cards since the Khans of Tarkir block, making him a relative newcomer to the game. Still over this time he has produced many striking cards, … Continue reading
Sometimes you can go back: a review of Bard’s Tale Trilogy
The original Bard’s Tale game was released in 1985 and challenged the player to take a party of adventurers out into the city of Skara Brae and save it from … Continue reading
RIP Carlos Ezquerra
If you didn’t grow up on a steady diet of 2000AD, first – my condolences – you missed out. Second, you may not be aware of the recrent passing of … Continue reading
Industrial terrain: small pipes
A small update on the industrial terrain here, as I have completed a set of small pipes: I enjoyed using the rust effects once again on one of the pieces. … Continue reading
Genestealer Cult gang
Here’s another group of miniatures I acquired during my 2017 visit to the UK. It’s true that Australian gamers get a little wild-eyed at being able to buy Games Workshop … Continue reading
Guilds of Ravnica art review
Magic’s latest set is released this week, and is the first of three sets which all take place in the popular setting of Ravnica. Ravnica is essentially one enormous city, … Continue reading
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