I think the appeal is literally tournament gamers/organizers who will have set piece tables that are egregiously homogenous. I’m with you: I like hobby. Even if the effort is extra, I will have unique p […]

Nah. I see the appeal, but only for people who don’t want to put in any work on their “hobby.” I agree that a lot of GW’s terrain (and minis, for that matter) are overly-detailed, and might be a pain to paint, […]

The irony is: With pre-painted terrain (and ultimately pre-painted miniatures) GW eliminates the one aspect that people enjoy (the hobbying) and only leaves the actual gameplay, which even GW enthusiasts admit is […]

That seems to be the direction of 11th. Pre-set tourney game terrain features, just like going to your pre-planned paintball arena. Maybe in the outlier, but I like exciting, varied tables or purpose built […]

Three nights of painting needless gribbly bits, pipes and skulls on a radar dish. Ain’t nobody got time for dat* I am also not a fan of pre-painted miniatures, mostly because that’s what I enjoy […]

I finally got around to watching the video and I think someone needs to have a word with them. The table does not, in fact, look fantastic. It maybe fully painted, it does not look fantastic. It looks like a […]

Colour me surprised. I thought GW were all about encouraging the hobby side of their games. I can see the attraction commercially though and it will at least stop people playing with unpainted terrain which is a […]

This is a Big Leap Forward for GW terrain. I imagine it won’t be cheap, but as @onlyonepinman says, there’s an overabundance of detail on GW terrain kits which makes even the most die hard painter dread it. I kno […]

Having just had to hand paint some GW terrain, I can really see the attraction of getting someone else to do it – far too many greebles for my liking. So this is a good move. It also lowers the amount of effort […]