Review: The Army Painter Paint Mixing Empty Bottles and Mixing Balls
Today we take a look at a couple of useful painting accessoires by The Army Painter: A pack of six empty dropper bottles for storing your paint mixes and a set of stainless steel balls for better paint stirring. Find out more after the jump….
Review: Green Stuff World Metal Colors
Green Stuff World produces a lot of interesting specialist paints, including fluorescent and “chameleon” colour-shifting paints. Now they expanded their paint range with a set of acrylic metallic paints, including coloured metallics like red, violet, green and blue. Non-toxic and suitable for both paint- and…
Review: The Army Painter Dungeons & Dragons Paint Sets
We continue with our series of The Army Painter reviews with a look at two of their licensed Warpaints paint sets: The Dungeons & Dragons Adventurers and Monster paint sets, designed to compliment Wizards of the Coast’s and Gale Force 9’s Nolzur’s Marvelous Miniatures. These…
Review: The Army Painter Warpaints #2 – Washes, Metallics and Effect paints
Here we go, part two of our epic review of The Army Painter’s Warpaints range, the most comprehevise Warpaints review on the web! In part one, we took a look at each of their 96 acrylic paints, this time, we see how their metallics, Quickshade…
Review: The Army Painter Warpaints #1 – Acrylic Paints
In this epic two-part review we’ll take a look at the complete Warpaints paints range from The Army Painter. Yes, you read it right, for this review we will test every single colour, 124 paints in total. In part 1 we start with the 96 regular acrylic…
Review: Warhammer 40.000 Shadowspear Boxed Game
It’s been a while but it’s about time we had an unboxing review on Tale of Painters. We’re going to try something different with this one. SpaceShrimp joins me today and we’re going to have a chat to review this new game from Games Workshop…
Review: White Dwarf March 2019
It’s been a couple of months of the new White Dwarf and it’s about time I started reviewing it again. After the jump find out what’s in March’s issue and read my thoughts on it. Firstly, isn’t the cover beautiful. Subscribers get a special edition…
Review: Garfy’s Get a Grip Range FAQ
This isn’t a review because I’m writing it myself about my own product. It’s more an informative post that I can use to link people who ask me questions about the Garfy’s Get a Grip range. So if you want to find out why thousands…
Review: Space Marine Heroes Series 1 (Japanese Edition)
In September 2017, Games Workshop released a series of 12 + 1 Space Marine Heroes, randomly packaged in sealed blind boxes, exclusive to the Japanese hobby market. All models feature unique dynamic poses, sculpted bases, and a bare-headed and helmeted head option. The series is already sold…
Review: Cass Art Sable Brushes
I was mooching around Islington in London the other day with a friend and we stumbled across this art shop called Cass Art. I was looking through their brushes and I noticed the Windsor and Newton Brushes were on offer, but I couldn’t find them,…
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