Showcase: Heroquest Orcs & Goblins
Back to Heroquest! Starting with some of the most iconic Orcs and Goblins figures anyone could think of. Painting Heroquest is always good fun. These figures are clear, cast cleanly, and very much reduced to the important bits. Just brilliant stuff. 😀 Hope you like…
Showcase: Heroquest Undead
It’s spooky season, so we’ll take a break from other things and gasp at the spooky dudes who snuck in! Quite obviously skeleton warriors, zombies and mummies. They’re from a Heroquest set I painted recently. Painting them was good fun. Well cast, simple figures, not…
Showcase: Fully painted Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition Starter Set
Back in June 2013, I purchased and reviewed a brand new (still in shrink wrap) copy of the Warhammer 40,000 second edition game. I’m pleased to announce that I have now finished painting the entire contents of the box. Eighty miniatures painted in 11 months (in-between other projects like The Hobbit or Necrons). Read on to hear some more of my thoughts, links to tutorials and some close-ups of the units.
Review: Warhammer 40,000 Second Edition Starter Set
This has got to be the eBay win of the century. Shrink wrapped, never been opened 40K 2nd edition boxed game for £50. That’s only £10 more then it’s original price 20 years ago! Join me in this Tale of Painters exclusive where I share with you the unboxing of a classic.Â
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