Review: AK Quick Markers
I’m testing the new Quick Markers from AK, and stacking them up against Speedpaint Markers and the refillable markers from Green Stuff World. AK Quick Markers aim to rival The Army Painter and likewise promise “maximum contrast in a single coat”. However, there is one crucial difference: the design of the tips. Which marker technology comes out on top?
Review: Legio Custodes Venatari Sodality & Coronus Grav-Carrier
The Legio Custodes range continues to grow as more plastic kits join the new-generation Custodes models. The Venatari Sodality bring their lethal lances and rocket-assisted wings to the tabletop in a brand-new plastic kit, while the imposing Coronus Grav-Carrier makes the leap from resin to plastic in faithful detail. In this review, we examine both kits and explore their build options with high-res sprue images.
Showcase: Craftworld Iybraesil Infinity’s Lament
When I saw this year’s Warhammer+ miniatures, as a long-time Aeldari fan I immediately knew I had to have Infinity’s Lament. Eldar collectors had to endure many years waiting for reinforcements, so I couldn’t let this wonderful little diorama vignette pass me by. In this post I’m showing you my version, painted in the turquoise of Craftworld Iybraesil.
Review: Knight Destrier, Thalia Guld & Mechanicus Hastarii
The defenders of Agripinaa take shape in plastic as Games Workshop expands two of its most beloved factions. The Adeptus Mechanicus field a fearsome new Archmagos and a heavily armed Skitarii infantry type, while the Imperial Knights debut an entirely new class with the nimble, rocket-assisted Knight Destrier. In this review, we examine all three kits in detail and explore their build options with high-res sprue images.
Review: Chaos Space Marines Defiler, Mutilators & Kravek Morne
Chaos descends upon the Eye of Terror as Games Workshop unleashes a new wave of Chaos Space Marines kits. We’re reviewing the reimagined Defiler daemon engine, the long-awaited plastic Mutilators, and Kravok Morne, the new Iron Warriors Warsmith and dramatis personae. In this review, we examine all three kits in detail and explore their build options with high-res sprue images and an 4K unboxing video.
Best of: Tale of Painters March 2026
New Custodes and 40k characters, new paint sets from an old hand, Grimghast Reapers and Ultramarines – that was March on Tale of Painters. In case you missed any of it, we have rounded up our best content from the last month in this post. So, read on!
Review: Sylvaneth Grove Guardian
The Sylvaneth receive a new spiritual guardian with the Grove Guardian, a matronly spirit who tends the sacred soulpod groves. In this review, we examine this eye-catchin new mini diorama, explore its design and narrative details with high-res sprue images, and assess whether this tender of the groves is worth adding to your Sylvaneth collection.
Review: Daughters of Khaine Blood Hags & Shrine of Dark Tribute
Morathi’s warrior-aelves receive deadly reinforcements with two new releases for the Daughters of Khaine. We’re reviewing the Blood Hags, elite warriors clad in heavier armour and wielding lethal polearms, as well as the Shrine of Dark Tribute, the faction’s first terrain piece. In this review, we examine both kits in detail and explore their build options with high-res sprue images.
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