Once upon a Wednesday: my top Magic art
The art of Magic: the Gathering is the main thing that appeals to me about that game. At this point I am still playing Magic but buying far less, as … Continue reading
Daily miniature: Mr. Bones
This miniature shipped as part of the original Bones Kickstarter. It has since become a mascot for successive Kickstarters.
Daily miniature: spiders
These spiders benefit from the metal they are made from – it’ very easy to pose and re-pose those spindly legs.
Art of the week: Empyreal Archangel
There are lots of great angel artworks in Magic: the Gathering. My favourite is this one, by Greg Staples.
Daily miniature: Dwarf Tales veteran #2
A second models from the Dwarf Tales range. This one is mounted on a resin base from Games Workshop. Now I look at the image closely, he’s a bit dusty.
Daily miniature: lost dwarf
This is a classic miniature from Games Workshop. A lost dwarf pushes up his helmet to read his map. Is he even holding it the right way up?
Daily miniature: Dwarf Tales veteran
The company that made the Dwarf tales line is no longer around, but the models still look good.
Once upon a Wednesday: painting stone walls
I first posted this YouTube video from Zorpazorp in May 2020, and I have revisited it several times. As I prepare to get into terrain suitable for my new Epic … Continue reading
Bretonnians in metal
Games Workshop are wasting no time in following their release of the Old World with more old miniatures. Today’s article on Warhammer Community showcases a bunch of miniatures all returning … Continue reading
Daily miniature: biologis putrefier
Somewhere, there’s an exam where you have to match the name to the Plague Marine character figure. I would fail that exam, as I have to look them up every … Continue reading
Art of the Week: Atraxa, Praetor’s Voice
Atraxa is a Magic: the Gathering card, so of course there are about 6 different art versions. This one by Kev Walker is my favourite, capturing the horror of the … Continue reading
Half empty, or half full?
I am a glass half-empty kind of person. Once my resources of whatever type decline below half, I start to hoard. I was not entirely surprised to see this notification, … Continue reading
Bretonnian Lord returns for the first time
Warhammer Community recently previewed this model for the Bretonnian Old World range: As the article expands on, this model was originally sculpted in 2008, but never released for a number … Continue reading
Daily miniature: adeptus mechanicus
I’m still a fan of my green and gold scheme for these guys. Although not enough of a fan to have expanded my collection beyond a single box. Sometimes just … Continue reading
Colours of Venus at Iron Sleet
The talented guys at Iron Sleet are back with a new project and some great new worldbuilding to support it. You can find the full details in the linked article, … Continue reading
Once upon a Wednesday: the story of Nagash
Nagash is a character who survived the transition from Warhammer into Age of Sigmar. Before this he had an interesting rise and fall and rise and fall. I wrote about … Continue reading
Daily miniature: Space Hulk terminators
The terminator models from the 2009 Space Hulk box were a revelation for their time. Individual, dynamic poses, and plenty of decoration. These days it is standard, but back 15 … Continue reading
Daily miniature: C.A.T.
The C.A.T. is a diminutive robot which feature in some Space Hulk scenarios. Very cute, and fun to paint.
Art of the week: Lady of the Vanir
This week’s art comes from Annie Stegg: Gallery link
Old World map revealed in full
Hidden amongst army box releases is that the coll Old World map is available via the website. The map allows you zoom in and out to catch details, and click … Continue reading
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