Art of the week: Emiel the Blessed
Unicorns are both a fantasy staple, and a creature that is missing from many fantasy settings. This one from Antonio Jose Manzanedo is sure to brighten your day.
Winning at Golden Demon
I have shared a look at Golden Demon 2024 winners from Adepticon. This video from Ninjon takes a more personal look at the experience of choosing and preparing for a … Continue reading
The trouble with Trouble in Pairs
A recent Magic: the Gathering set included the card Trouble in Pairs, with art credited to Fay Dalton. It’s an interesting piece of art in that it looks odd at … Continue reading
Epic: Ultramarines Rhinos
I’ve not quite completed these models, but wanted to share progress to date: I’m pausing the rhinos at this point so that I can paint up some more vehicles, and … Continue reading
Daily miniature: Norman cavalry
These rank and file models got a fairly basic paint job, nothing fancy for their horses. They are ready to terrorize the tabletop in SAGA.
Daily miniature: warlord
I don’t remember this miniature’s name. It was a character from the War of the Ring game from Games Workshop, who especially hated Rohan. I used him as the warlord … Continue reading
Once upon a Wednesday: Two Thin Coats
I ordered the Two Thin Coats range on Kickstarter with around 120 models left to paint. The project experienced several delays and eventually arrived over 6 months after tis original … Continue reading
Golden Demon 2024
The Golden Demon painting competition was held again at Adepticon, and the Slayer Sword winner looks amazing: Alexandre Dos Santos has created a great vampire with reflection piece – without … Continue reading
Daily miniature: Norman crossbows
One thing to be wary of when kitbashing miniatures from different ranges – the head and neck. I made a unit of these by mixing heads and bodies from a … Continue reading
Art of the week: Restoration Angel
A benevolent angel delivers a warrior his blessing in this art from Johannes Voss.
Pre-painted on the sprue?
I was looking over the latest Dungeons & Lasers project on Gamefound. I’m always attracted to hard plastic terrain. What caught my attention with this project is the new ‘Prismacast’ … Continue reading
Dwarfs in the Old World
Recent previews included a forthcoming army box for Dwarf armies in the Old World game. The models in the box are all reissues of classic Warhammer models. The only surprise … Continue reading
Blood Bowl skill tabs
The best ideas are often the simplest. Representing skills on your Blood Bowl team members in a way that both you and your opponent can see is a chore. Introducing … Continue reading
Daily miniature: classic Varag
Another relic of my 1990s painting, this character has been updated a few times by Games Workshop over the years.
Once upon a Wednesday: Mangar’s Tower
Of my walkthrough for the remastered Bard’s Tale game, this article is the most popular. I had expected the most popular one to be the first episode, with other trailing … Continue reading
Daily miniature: hungry orc
This is another cool sculpt from the Imbrian range. Presumably after a filling goblin snack, this orc will fight more effectively!
Daily miniature: Umbar arbalesters
More metal models from the Lord of the Rings range. I painted these up with Contrast Paints, and used some old waterslide transfers on the shields.
Art of the Week: Darkoath
This week’s art comes from Igor Sid. The Darkoath are the latest faction to be added to Age of Sigmar. You can access a larger version of this image at … Continue reading
Daily miniature: skeleton giant
This skeletal giant was the largest model from the original Bones Kickstarter. The bones were painted using a sepia wash since Contrast Paints weren’t around yet when I painted this … Continue reading
Shadowswords for Epic
Were you fortunate enough to get the new sourcebook for Epic? If so, you’re looking for ways to stop your opponent’s titans. Enter the Shadowsword. I remember these super-heavy tanks … Continue reading
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