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Hangar 18 Miniatures offer some of the most interesting photo backgrounds for miniature painters. We’ve been testing them thoroughly for some time now and if you want to know what we liked and what not – read on.
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Infamy Miniatures is a relatively new manufacturer of steampunk miniatures in 32mm scale. We had a chance to review their two models: Sherlock Holmes and Henrietta Jekyll. Read on to learn more about them.
Slawol had a chance to paint a Smart Max miniature: Lord Baron Mantes, and examined the miniature in detail to share his review of this model with you. Read on to see what his opinion about this model was.
Enigma Miniatures must be known by most miniature painting fans. Excellent sculpts and uncommon concepts by Raul Garcia Latorre make it a favorite company of many hobbyists. Slawol reviews Enigma’s popular dwarf miniature: Brom Hard Bark.
New army book released for your army. Or a new army altogether. Are you excited or upset? Check our miniature painting cartoon Between the Lines for Nameless’ take on the subject.
One can do many different things during night… one of them is to take pics and write reviews. As Slawol didn’t really feel like sleeping, he decided to spend night on something productive – writing a review of two Spellcrow miniatures: Helloween Mage and Mrokin.
May brought us so many interesting new releases in the miniature painting hobby, that Hellspawn and Sea.man needed a whole month to get through them and choose their favorites. Check their list out and feel free to discuss it.
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.
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.
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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