Mini of the Week 4-28-17

Welcome back to Mini of the Week, where every Friday I will find a miniature from around the web that exemplifies an aspect of our hobby and share it with you.

The Unofficial Tombs Kings Battletome Contest Winner!

A month ago I released the Unofficial Tomb Kings Battletome for Age of Sigmar, and to celebrate it I launched a competition to win a printed copy of the book. Many entries later and a winner has been chosen. Check out all of the entries, plus the winning army, and enjoy the awesome Tomb Kings hobby!

TUTORIAL: Kharadron Overlords of Barak-Mor

When I started painting my Arkanauts I knew I wanted a unique scheme that looked great on the table, but was fairly quick to paint. After a test model I had my colors sorted and painted the whole unit at once. Hopefully this step by step guide helps you out, even if you don't want your Overlord to come from Barak-Mor. 

Mini of the Week 4-21-17

Welcome back to Mini of the Week, where every Friday I will find a miniature from around the web that exemplifies an aspect of our hobby and share it with you.

GALLERY: Kharadron Overlords Arkanauts of Barak-Mor

Armed with a brush, some paint, the new Kharadron Overlord Arkanauts models, and a desire to fit this newest race into the backdrop of the Endless Deserts of Shyish, I dove head first into creating my own skyport of Barak-Mor. 

REVIEW: Kharadron Overlords Battletome

The newest army for the Mortal Realms has descended from the clouds with their new models and Battletome in tow. So how do the Kharadron Overlords fit into the ongoing tapestry of AoS and what other surprises does their new book contain? Well, grab your top hat and monocle, get your mustache guns ready, and read on to find out!

Mini of the Week 4-14-17

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REVIEW: Praetorian of Dorn

The war has finally come to Terra in Praetorian of Dorn by John French. Pitting two of my favorite legions, the Alpha Legion and the Imperial Fists, against each other in a shadowy war of subterfuge and misdirection, this novel was something I was definitely looking forward to reading. Did it live up to my expectations or fall foul of Alpharius' ploys?

Tournaments and Soft Scores

A topic of conversation I have heard popping up a lot recently are soft scores at Tournaments. Some of you may not be very familiar with what soft scores are, but I personally think they are very important to the hobby scene. So what are soft scores and why do I think they need to stick around?

Mini of the Week 4-7-17

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GALLERY: The Army of Siebenbur Castle

Today I have a special guest article by hobbyist extraordinaire Martin Orlando. You may have seen pictures of his army already on several of the Facebook groups. Here he has gathered together a bunch of those pictures as well as going over his thoughts behind making the army. So without further ado, here is Martin to tell us about The Army of Siebenbur Castle.

REVIEW: Blades of Khorne Battletome

After the Disciples of Tzeentch Battletome came out it seemed almost a given that the rest of the Chaos Gods would get the same treatment. We're not to be disappointed, with Blades of Khorne following in its brother's wake in glorious fashion. So how does the second Mono-god book and second redone Battletome (following the Stormcast one) fare?