Experiments with 3D printing and clear resin
Geek Gaming Scenics put up this video showcasing some experiments in using clear resin, alcohol-based inks, and 3d printing: I’m finding this endlessly fascinating as there’s always something new in … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Ansalon
Ansalon is the fictional land where the stories of Dragonlance take place. Dragonlance being a memorable series of books, provided your memory stretches back to the 1980s – and you … Continue reading
Dungeonbowl team rosters revealed
I hope you didn’t get too carried away with the first release of the team rosters for Dungeonbowl. Those first guides may have given the impression you could take any … Continue reading
Explore fantasy art: Livia Prima
Livia Prima produces some great character portraits, but can still create great scenes as well. What follows here is a selection from the choices available at her ArtStation page. This … Continue reading
Cursed City: Darrock
The latest hero I have painted from the Cursed City set is Jelsen Darrock: Judging from his equipment, hunting vampires is definitely his thing. he’s come to the right city!
A good start: a review of the Wheel of Time
Wheel of Time opened on Amazon Prime last week, and I have now watched all three episodes available so far. I wanted to share my thoughts on this show that … Continue reading
Dana Howl’s TOTALLY ORIGINAL ork paint scheme
Dana Howl has painted her Kill Team orks in a unique paint scheme inspired by cheesy 80s Hallowe’en kitsch. The orks themselves come out looking great, and Dana achieves green … Continue reading
Dungeonbowl for Christmas!
we received confirmation at the weekend that the leaked catalogue pages were correct, and Dungeonbowl will be released in time for Christmas 2021. So if the boxed set appeals to … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Grave Titan
This week’s piece is a Magic card from Nils Hamm. The Grave Titan was part of a cycle of five titans, one for each colour of Magic. As suggested by … Continue reading
Rohan terrain bundle
Games Workshop have announced a new range of Battleforces – basically intended to be complete armies in a box for their Warhammer 40,000 or Age of Sigmar game systems. Hidden … Continue reading
Hard plastic miniatures for D&D
The Nolzur’s range of miniatures for Dungeons & Dragons has been a very popular range of pre undercoated plastic figures. My favourite substance to work with has long been hard … Continue reading
Cursed City: Brutogg
I have painted the Ogre adventurer from the Cursed City box, who goes by the name of Brutogg Corpse-Eater. No doubt that’s an old family name, and the Corpse-Eaters have … Continue reading
Ultima on the Commodore 64
The Ultima series of CRPGs is remembered these days by gamers of a certain age. The first three games were good but not atypical role-playing games – swing some swords, … Continue reading
Desert Bus for hope
Desert Bus for hope is a charity event which was first run in 2007. It’s an established annual event today, and as it’s running now, you can stop by the … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Abyssal Persecutor
Today’s art is a magic card from Brian “Chippy” Dugan: Abyssal Persecutor is an interesting card. It’s more powerful that you would expect for its cost, but it comes with … Continue reading
Chaos Dwarfs from Greebo
Greebo Games, creators of great fantasy football teams for games such as Blood Bowl and… all the other one out there, have now turned their attention to the Chaos Dwarfs. … Continue reading
Explore fantasy art: Alex Konstad
Alex Konstad produces some interesting work across a range of fantasy and science fiction worlds, as well as things too weird for a single genre description. I’ve selected some pieces … Continue reading
Blood Bowl 2016 orcs update 1
I almost wrote ‘Blood Bowl 2020 orcs’ in the title, but then remembered that these models came in the 2016 boxed set,and have been patiently waiting 5 years to be … Continue reading
Orktober 2021 – Da Big Round Up — Convert or Die
So having announced just yesterday that I’m embarking on another painting challenge I thought it was high time I padded my post count took a look back at the last … Continue reading
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