Posts Tagged ‘miniatures’

New releases: Hand-picked miniatures of March and April 2012 (11)

First compilation of interesting new releases discussed by Sea.man and Hellspawn. Check it and tell us if you like it – we may make it a regular column if you’re interested. See what they considered good, bad, sexy, well painted and interesting for miniature painters or gamers.

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Covers are particularly popular in music. But can a miniature be called a cover? And does it have to be a cover of another miniature? Check this edition of Between The Lines to learn more.

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Photo: FineCast Jabberslythe - Review (10)

If you follow discussions in the miniature painting world, you must be familiar with Games Workshop’s FineCast line of miniatures. Now you can read a Jabberslythe review to see what good this Warhammer monster is.

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Digital sculpting is becoming more and more popular in the world of miniature painting hobby. But as many new things it is still a controversial thing to many of us. How does it compare to traditional sculpting and what do you think about it?

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End of the year… again. It’s usually this period when we think about passing time and another year coming. Ah yes, we also think of our age around birthdays. Are miniatures any different when it comes to their age?

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Photo: Somewhere in Europe - Review (1)

Sometimes it’s good to step out of your comfort zone and try something new in your miniature painting experience. Maru encourages to take a look at Master Box LTD miniatures in his “Somewhere in Europe… 1944″ review.

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Famous Last Words 1

People say very surprising things when the time comes. Some are very serious, others not so, and some are still in a good mood. Does any particular miniature come to your mind when you think: famous last words? Nameless explores this subject in the latest issue of his miniature painting cartoon “Between the Lines”.

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Photo: Hell Baby from MAOW Miniatures - review (5)

Maow Miniatures must be one of the most recognizable manufacturers of miniatures, who are known by miniature painters for their humorous approach to minis. If you share their relaxed approach to miniature painting, you may like to read the review of their Hell Baby.

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JMD MIniatures: Succube - review

JMD Miniatures is one of the most interesting French manufacturers of miniatures sculpted by some of the most popular and creative artists. Marta reviews one of their best releases: Succube. Prepare for some nudity and read on if you like painting miniatures aimed at more adult audience.

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There has been a lot of talking about Raging Heroes and their computer-assisted sculpting of miniatures vs traditional manual sculpting. To learn more about their Ivanka Kurganova, read czlowiek.morze’s Raging Heroes review to see if you would add her to your miniature painting plans.

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