Chaos Thug Life 2
The Citadel Miniatures Chaos Thug range is melting pot of influences and ideas. Unlike Games Workshop’s modern Chaos Marauders, who
Read moreThe Citadel Miniatures Chaos Thug range is melting pot of influences and ideas. Unlike Games Workshop’s modern Chaos Marauders, who
Read moreIt’s Orctober, and as my initial plan to model and paint a Warhammer 40,000 scale Ork Spleenrippa has stalled, I
Read moreChaos Thugs are a Warhammer range released in several batches between 1986 and 1991. Games Workshop stamped them out of
Read moreDecades of exposure to Games Workshop’s marketing materials has conditioned me not to paint individual figures, but regiments, and then
Read moreOne day at Games Workshop HQ, Aly Morrison came up to me with a big bag of Talisman figures. “I
Read moreIn the lands of the north, where the black rocks stand guard against the cold sea, in the dark night
Read moreDelving deep within my Lead Mountain for robed acolytes I came across this Mantic Goblin Sneek. He’s been painted with
Read moreCurtis over at Ramshackle did a limited run of figures for Bring Out Your Lead 2016, and I’ve painted one
Read moreMy teenage Orc and Goblin army featured a Night Goblin shaman on Cockatrice. I’ve sold the bulk of the army,
Read moreOne of the things to get your head round for Frostgrave is that you’re not really playing with a warband,
Read moreA quickfire hobby challenge for the Scale Creep Peeps: Paint a charmingly basic model from HeroQuest nO cRaZy CoNvErSiOnS Replacing
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