Everlasting Wet Palette Painter V2 from Redgrass Games, packaging
8.5
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Review: Everlasting Wet Palette 2 Painter

Redgrass Games have revamped their popular Everlasting Wet Palette thanks to Kickstarter and now offer the Painter V2 and Studio XL V2, with an improved seal, more painting surface, and innovative reusable painting membranes. Do you need this if you already have the old palettes? We find out in this review.

Horus Ascended Review & unboxing
9.0
Horus Heresy, Reviews

Review: Horus Ascended

Here on Tale of Painters, we celebrate the ascension of Horus with a review of the new Primarch model from Forge World. Horus Ascended marks the beginning of a new generation of sculpts that will capture the Primarchs in the later eras of heresy. In this unboxing, we find out whether Horus has been given a successful new update.

Painted examples of Duncan Rhode's Two Thin Coats wave 2.
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First look: Two Thin Coats wave 2 Kickstarter

The new Kickstarter for Duncan Rhode’s & Trans Atlantis Games’ Two Thin Coats paint range has launched and been funded already. Wave 2 contains another 60 colours, bringing the range to a total of 120 paints! Here on Tale of Painters we give you an exclusive rundowm of the complete second wave.

Slaves to Darkness Chaos Warriors, Chaos Knights, and Exalted Hero of Chaos unboxing and review
8.0
Age of Sigmar, Reviews

Review: Chaos Warriors, Chaos Knights & Exalted Hero of Chaos

Your sacrifices to the Chaos Gods have been heard, and the Slaves to Darkness will be rewarded with another wave of models following the release of the army set last yet. In this review we take a look at the multipart Chaos Warriors, Chaos Knights with the new expansion sprue, and Exalted Hero of Chaos.

New Vallejo Game Color review featured image
7.0
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Review: New Vallejo Game Color range – now for pro painters only?

With the help of painting legend Angel Giraldez, Vallejo not only changed but reinvented their venerable Game Color paint range. A more matt finish, better pigmentation, lots of new colours, but also a lot of old colours gone or changed. I’m afraid whether the new Game Color formula is really an improvement, or only catering to pro painters like Angel while neglecting the needs of us more average painters. Was the old Game Color range really so bad it needed to be redone from scratch? I answer this question and more in my review of the complete new Vallejo Game Color range.