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An Interview with Frog the What Games – Slaughterball!

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Frog the What Games recently took to Kickstarter to help fund their exciting new scifi game of genetically engineered football named Slaughterball! I managed to get a chat with the game's creator Erik Kjerland about just what is going on in this game of sporting slaughter, and he even brought an exclusive image to show us. Read on to find out more.

Dungeon Saga Interview XLBS: Ronnie From Mantic!

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Warren sits down with Ronnie Renton of Mantic to chat about extra things they want to do with Dungeon Saga and Dwarf King's Quest.

The Most Simple But Effective Paint Scheme Ever?

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See what you think of this quick and easy way of painting ghostly undead miniatures for use in a Vampire Counts army in Warhammer Fantasy or indeed anywhere else where spirits dwell! All of this thanks to Games Workshop Belfast!

EXCLUSIVE: Infinity Interview – Angel Giraldez!

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While over in Spain, Warren got a chance to sit down for a chat with Infinity's master painter Angel Giraldez. Now, as an exclusive for all our backstagers, we present to you the face of Infinity's epic painted minis!

Behind The Scenes! Designing Minis with Hawk Wargames!

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We sit down with Dave, the mastermind behind Dropzone Commander, to have a chat about designing miniatures using the CAD process taking us through each of the steps needed to create a new Human Rebellion Dropship!

Flames of War: Painting Japanese Infantry

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Looking for some tips on painting the WWII armies of Japan for Flames of War? Well look no further than this vid which takes you through the stages of painting and basing these 15mm scale Japanese.

An Interview With Mimic Miniatures – Putting YOU In The Game!

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We've had a sit down to have a chat with Mimic Miniatures as they enter the final few days of their Kickstarter. What do you think about putting yourself into a miniatures game?

An Interview at the Mercs Booth

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Adam has one final interview from Gen Con. He's at the Mercs booth and gets a look at what's new with this great looking miniatures range.

Dark Age with Kevin from Cool Mini or Not

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More great coverage with Adam at GenCon. This time he's managed to get an interview with Kevin from Cool Mini or Not, about the relaunch of the awesome Dark Age: Apocalypse!

Hail Caesar! An Interview with Rick Priestley

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We're back at Salute 2011 and this time Andy gets to speak to gaming demi-god, Rick Priestly, about his involvement in Warlord's latest game of ancient battles... Hail Caesar!

Interview with Steve Jackson – Salute 2011

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Beasts of War were privileged to get an interview with one of the legends who started it all... Steve Jackson.

Adam Interviews Painter Sam Lenz

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Adam chats to one of the painter's Sam Lenz, who entered the crystal brush contest and get's an idea of how he got in to competition painting and what drives him to get better.

Check out the Mega Paint Set from Army Painter!

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Andy takes a look at the contents of the brand new Warpaints Mega Paint Set from Army Painter.

Romain Interviews Maow Miniatures

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Maow Miniatures are going from strength to strength, producing funny, weird, yet gorgeous minis all the time... What is up with french mini-maker Maow? Romain went to ask them what they were all about...

3 Colours Up Tips – Paintbrushs and How to Buy Them

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Here's a sneak peak for you Backstagers... Romain gives you some advice on what to look for in a great paint brush... and importantly what to avoid. But don't worry if you don't have a Backstage Pass... his new series of reveiws on Brushes and Paints starts tomorrow!

We Interview Legacy Miniatures about Confrontation

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BoW have engaged painting maestro and ace newshound, Romain to interview Vincent from Legacy Miniatures about the relaunch of the Confrontation miniatures range.

Inside Mantic Games an Interview with Ronnie Renton

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So while we had Ronnie in the studio we wanted to get a better insight into Mantic and see what makes them tick. I really enjoyed the time we spent with Ronnie and found his approach both insightful and fascinating. […]

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