Kris Belleau has series of excellent quick tips, here he uses contrasts on team yankee minis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkLstlqoGzM

Yes, contrast paints are *quicker* for colouring in your minis:

Straight onto white primer, one coat, no more than 5-10 minutes each, a few details in regular paints (eyes, metallics)
These are all Reaper Bones from the first kickstarter, which means soft details in bendy plastic. Not to be confused with more recent Bones miniatures that are…[Read more]

Not in the EU, but Norway.

From our viewpoint, the UK is in dire straits right now due to so many of the menial workers such as lorry drivers and farmhands leaving to go back to the EU, which means food productuion is lower than it should be and a lot of the goods that are available are stuck in warehouses as there is not nearly enough lorry…[Read more]

For my part, I find that with the glut of 3D designs on the market and on patreon, there are too many to back. If a creator does not release their sculpts to MMF for delivery, I probably won’t patronise them.

I think that what irks me the most is not really that they for some unfathomnable reason have limited which countries get access to the warhammer tv, which is a sizeable chunk of the entire “service”.

It’s that they still have the gall to charge full price for half the service.

Now, I would still have kept my sub if only the vault had something…[Read more]

Welp.
GW has made the choice whether or not to sub to their + very easy for me.

“2. Warhammer TV

2.1. Please note that the Warhammer TV element of the Services is only currently available in the following territories: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, UK, US. You must not attempt to…[Read more]

I liked it.  It was a fun short with an animation style that fit the orky grim silliness. Very 80s Heavy Metal. It hit the nostalgia button square on.

But then, I did not really expect much.

I am sure that whatever other animations they release will have wildly different styles and production values to them. Variety is good.

It is too bad we…[Read more]