Shadows of Brimstone is the unlikely baby of the Cthuhu Mythos and the Deadwood TV Show. An exciting adventure where you put your boots and your sombrero on to fight tentacular horrors and often mutate beyond recognition. And it’s good, it’s real good. A Dungeon Crawler with no dungeon (but a mine …
This dame is born from the merging of two worlds, Wrath of Kings and Kingdom Death (hence becoming the infamous Wrath of Kingdom Death, which doesn’t sound very good). The Twilight Knight is an iconic character from Kingdom Death, already having a fair number of incarnations, including other crossovers in …
The Downwood Tales expansion brings a lot of new equally adorable heroes and minions to the already abundantly cute world of Mice & Mystics. Frogs, fairies, newt, a shrew and more for your painting and gaming pleasure. Here we had another chance at painting a lot of Mice & Mystics, …
While we’re more Dreadball players, this Blood Bowl team certainly has a lot of personality. Lots of skin too ! I’m not sure if certain players are actually playing the game or just trying to unsettle the opponent team.
We start to know the details of Tzolk’in pretty well – it’s the 4th time we’re painting it (see previous ones here). Though this time there was a very lovely addition in the form of 3D printed temples and center piece for the main wheel. Those delightful pieces were 3D …
And more busts, this time for Nemesis, the expansion for Relic, a boardgame in which players get to be a Hero from the Warhammer 40,000 universe and embarque on adventures. The game is based on the Talisman system, a well-known Fantasy boardgame. The miniatures are pretty sweet.
A few busts for New Dawn. Taking place in the Among the Stars universe, players get to explore and revive a galactic sector, by developing various technologies and dispatching ambassadors. The sculpts aren’t the crispest you could hope for, for their original look make it up for it.
It’s not everyday we lay a brush on a Games Workshop miniature – but they do look good. Here’s a little Arlequin, a miniature that deserves, nay, demands bright colours.
Completing our previous effort on the first wave of Rivet Wars, the start of 2015 was devoted to the multiples expansions, new heroes and reinforcements for this (very cute) game. Still a very refreshing style, still a lot of pop culture references, and actually a lot of historical references too …
A small project that is a bit different from what we’re used to do. Even though the elephants are what one may call a real miniature, the small villas for the boardgame Bombay are, at the end of they, mere game pieces. We went for a simple take to have …
