The first Twitch of the year preview has a plethora of models revealed. From Age of Sigmar to Necromunda to The Horus Heresy, just about everyone get’s something.

These Quatryls couldn’t be more different. Read on to find out how to painted the Tinkerer from Gloomhaven and the Demolitionist from Jaws of the Lion.

Two of the sneakiest starting classes in Gloomhaven, read on to see how I painted these tricky rogues.

One of the four classes available in Jaws of the Lion, the stand alone expansion to Gloomhaven. See how I tackled the tricky void swirls in this article.

First miniature of 2022 is done! A ratfolk soldier from Myth Forged that I have used as a test model for a planned Skaven scheme.

The first in what I hope is a yearly post that I look back on what I’ve achieved over the past twelve months. Or in this case, since starting my blog in February.

Today I take a look at two starting classes for Gloomhaven, one for the base game and one for the stand alone expansion Jaws of the Lion.

Angels of Death has finished airing on WarhammerTV but what do we make of Games Workshop’s first animated outing?

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for the WarhammerTV series Angels of Death.

This wonderful model from Myth Forged provided with an opportunity to look back at how my skills as a painter have developed.

Warhammer Day is here! What goodies will Games Workshop have in store for us? More models no doubt.

The Noctilith Crown can be a glorious spiky center piece for the forces of Chaos. However, such a large model can be a little daunting to paint, but in this article we break it down into easy steps.

Often used as a teaching exercise the Zorn Limited Palette is a great way to practice mixing paints to the colours that you need.

There was a host of Games Workshop reveals at GenCon this year! But what do I think of them? Read on and find out.

A disgusting daemon-possessed tree certainly makes for an awesome piece of terrain, but they can also be really simple to paint; especially with all the lovely texture they have.

The Azyrite Ruined Chapel is a great and with a simple paint scheme it can really shine on the battlefield. In this article we also look at how to mix your own washes, no more relying on pots of Nuln Oil!

Can you add your lights and shadows before adding any colour to your miniature? With a technique called underpainting you can.

The Village Attacks heroes are a diverse bunch with a myriad of ways to ruin your day. From the Gravedigger to the Skald each of these miniatures are packed with details.

The Putrid Blightkings kit comes with so many options you can’t possibly use them all… Or can you? With Bluestuff and milliput we turn this box of five models into a squad of ten.