Arta Monday: Medieval Skirmish
Simon Gocal gives us a great combat illustration here, showing the movement and strength of the participants wonderfully. Some part of me thinks this would make a great jigsaw puzzle. … Continue reading
Classic beastman
Another random plastic miniature from the lower reaches of my bits box. This chaos beastman is another of Games Workshop’s one-part plastics from the 1990s. Painting this figure was an … Continue reading
Games Workshop previews
Normally I wake up to Game Workshop’s previews. Due to the time differences they are generally on when I am comfortably asleep. This most recent preview was fairly conveninent for … Continue reading
Cursed City: hanged men
These two models came to bad ends in the cursed city:
Speed painting without speed paints
Geek Gaming has put up a new video, where Luke 3d prints, assembles, and paints an army with two weeks to go until the gaming event where he intends to … Continue reading
Glory Hunter
It must have been yesterday’s Panini announcement, but suddenly I have started thinking more about football – or games based around football anyway. If you don’t like football, or aren’t … Continue reading
Warhammer 40,000 stickers?
Panini is a brand instantly recognisable to anyone who grew up in the UK in the 80s or 90s. Their yearly football sticker albums are the source of many a … Continue reading
Early views on Army Painter speed paints
The release date is getting closer, and content creators have put in their early thoughts on the range versus Contrast Paints, their most obvious competitor. Pete the Wargamer paints a … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Distress
Today’s illustration is by Michael C. Hayes. Distress is a card which forces your opponent to discard a card – in game terms you are attacking their mind directly to … Continue reading
3 Tips to reduce your unpainted pile
Do you remember a time when you had a manageable number of figures to paint? I know I don’t! I started in the hobby by splurging on several hundred figures, … Continue reading
Cursed City: city guard, part 2
I have now completed the second five city guard, in the same colour scheme as the others. Although measuring by the eye means these cloaks are a slightly different shade … Continue reading
Explore fantasy art: Marta Nael
Marta Nael has produced a wide array of fantasy art over the years featuring angels, ghosts, gunslingers and more besides. here are five of my favourites: I made up a … Continue reading
Classic black orc
This one-part plastic model has been in my collection since the 1990s. I don’t quite remember how it got there – I didn’t buy the box of 10 of these … Continue reading
I have an airbrush now
Airbrushes are like 3D printers, in that I have been thinking about getting one for a while, but haven’t quite accepted the cost. Then I watched this video from Ninjon … Continue reading
Dungeonbowl team review: Heavens
The College of Heavens has the the fewest available players of any college. It is listed last in the Dungeonbowl book and feels like an afterthought. If you own a … Continue reading
Dungeonbowl team review: Beasts
The College of Beasts is where you will find most of the big guys from various Blood Bowl teams. The end result is a Chaos Chosen team with different big … Continue reading
Dungeonbowl team review: Life
The College of Life provides a broad and deep roster, with the most player options of any college along with a variety in the types of player available to their … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Runestone
This week’s ArtA Monday is a loading screen artwork by Craig Mullins – this one is part of a series he created for the strategy game Crusader Kings III: Sometimes … Continue reading
Cursed City: city guard, part 1
I have completed the first five city guard models from the Cursed City box and had a lot of fun painting these: These were again almost entirely contrast paints, the … Continue reading
28 Mag volume 4
Volume 4 of the miniature painting and modelling magazine 28 is here now. You can check out the release article (and download the 186MB PDF issue) at this link. issue … Continue reading
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