Review: Necromunda Hive Secundus
Arm yourself with the finest weaponry, ensure your lumens are fully charged, and enlist the most fearsome Spyre Hunter you can find as you prepare to delve into the terrifying depths of the Underhells. Join me as I review Necromunda: Hive Secundus, exploring the contents and the detailed miniatures that bring the dark underbelly of Hive Secundus to life.
Review: Skaventide Part 2 – AoS 4th Edition Core Book, Spearhead, Fire & Jade
In part 2 of our Skaventide review, we take a look at the new Core Book and the Fire & Jade expansion book. We examine the structure of the rules for the 4th Edition of Warhammer Age of Sigmar for accessibility. From a casual player’s perspective we share our thoughts on the new edition and the new Spearhead game mode. And: Can the presentation of the books match the quality of the previous edition?
Review: Skaventide Part 1 – The Models
Skaventide is finally here, heralding the looming Vermindoom that will shape the narrative of the 4th Edition of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. In this review, we’re unboxing what might be the “most complete” launch box of all time and taking a closer look at the models of the Stormcast Eternals and Skaven. What options can be found on the sprues? Which models share sprues and are likely exclusive to Skaventide? How do the Clanrats and Liberators compare to their older incarnations? All this and much more in part 1 of our unboxing.
Review: Green Stuff World Opaque Colors
Do you remember the Foundation paints from Citadel in the 2000s or the Heavy Opaque paints from Vallejo? Here comes Green Stuff World’s answer: 24 new Opaque Colors with extra high coverage. In this review, I answer the question of whether the Opaque Colors reinvent the wheel or not.
Review: Kill Team: Termination
This is a review of Kill Team: Termination, the 3rd boxed expansion of the Bheta-Decima season. The hardy Hernkyn Yaegirs of the Leagues of Votann want to get to the bottom of the mystery of the Cult of the Chittering Verse and encounter the cult’s emissaries – the Brood Brothers. We unbox Kill Team: Termination and take a detailed look at all the kits and components.
Review: Abraxia’s Varanspear, Brand’s Oathbound & Nexus Chaotica
The Slaves to Darkness and Darkoath Marauders are being treated to a second wave of releases. In this comprehensive review, we’ll take a closer look at Abraxia’s Varanspear, the Brand’s Oathbound from the Hammer & Bolter series, and the brand new Nexus Chaotica terrain piece.
Review: New Vallejo Model Color range
All you need to know about the updated Vallejo Model Color range in one review. I’ve tested all 220 colours and will address all your burning questions. How does the new Model Color compare to the old version? Did they simply adopt the Game Color formula? Which colours were discontinued, and which new colours were added? And do they suffer from the same bubbling issue that some people have complained about with the new Game Colors?
Review: KRYDRUFI All-in-one modular art box
Do you have limited hobby space and appreciate modular storage solutions with a clever design that pack away neatly? Then the KRYDRUFI All-in-one modular art box might be just what you’re looking for, combining water containers, brush holders, and a wet palette. This Kickstarter-funded product is now freely available, and in this review, we’ll take a closer look at it.
Review: Chronicle Cards Techlon Tiger Drybrushes set
Last year Chronicle Cards brought their third brush set to life on Kickstarter. Following the all-round wolf bristle brushes and fine Kolinsky sable brushes, they’ve now created a set of drybrushes made from synthetic hair. The set has now seen a general release in Chronicle Cards’ online shop, and I’ve had the opportunity to thoroughly test the Techlon brushes. In this review, I’ll explain why I consider the Techlon Tiger Drybrush Set to be one of the best on the market.
Review: Darktide The Miniatures Game
Enter the dystopian world of Hive City Tertium, familiar from Fatshark’s Darktide video game, now brought to life in Games Workshop’s Darktide: The Miniatures Game. In this review, we delve into the miniatures, components, and rules of this cooperative tie-in game for up to four players. Is it a cash grab or a rewarding dungeon-crawling experience? Find out here.
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