Wargame and RPG Miniatures
"Behind each bike blasted knotwork treadtrack, and ahead blasted scarlet tracer rounds. Forging together iron wills and iron wheels the Týrstorm rode out to join their fire to Echogeld's infantry." - Hreddi Falsetooth, the Nethyrtruth Edda
Back when I was a kid, you could broadly divide robots into two types – the Transformers toys you wanted, and the offbrand Transformers-type toys that were available to buy here in the United Kingdom. I loved both.
"In evil's millennium, the squad-fate fell to Schiltron Toothcutter. The Rökthane's commands combined metal and mettle so that worlds were won by iron arms and iron wills."
Back at the turn of the millennium, there was a hyper-rare Space Marine that was only available in England if you spent £500 in a Games Workshop during the Skulz programme. On a pocket money budget, it took the co-ordinated efforts of all my friends to get one. And over two decades later, here he is painted.
Crocodile Games, the masters of mythical-themed wargames, created a limited edition miniature for their 2021 convention season. But as 2021
Sometimes you re playing your favourite science fiction miniatures game, and the random wargear tables generate a result for which you
Limited edition miniatures are entirely my jam. Limited edition Space Marines doubly so. When Citadel produced this Imperial Space Marine
Mario, Sonic and Zool: the Holy Trinity of video game mascots in the 1990s. Two of these characters are going
I am that exact type of person that plans annual holidays using the Ordance Survey maps of Ancient and Roman