Check out these pretty awesome looking Orcs from Oddity Miniatures.
Check out some awesome little Dwarfs from Iron Mask Miniatures.
Check out a new range of bases in collections and separate from Dark Art Miniatures.
Check out the mass hordes of zombies descending on your tabletop from Clockwork Goblin.
Check out some of the awesome Japanese miniatures coming to Bolt Action from Warlord Games.
Check out some new additions to the every-growing Bushido Faction, the Silvermoon Trade Syndicate.
Check out some of the work in progress heroes making their way to Kings of War via Mantic.
Check out the releases from July for Dark Sword Miniatures. The foxes are certainly abroad!
Check out this new sourcebook on the way for Warlord's Hail Caesar...
Check out these awesome looking dungeon maps from Arcknight. They have a small Kickstarter in the works and I think they are well worth the pledge.
Check out the Pathfinder Adventure Card game courtesy of Watch it Played and consider pledging to their campaign too!
Check out some awesome looking Missile Launchers from Puppets War.
Check out some more steampunk soldiers for the Federated States and the Empire of the Blazing Sun in Dystopian Legions.
Check out the awesome new sourcebook for Flames of War and a whole bunch of miniatures coming out soon too.
Check out some more awesome miniatures from Rebel Minis. I love the look of these and they would be perfect for a range of 15mm games.
Check out some awesome Shieldwall Miniatures that are now being sold by Gripping Beast.
Check out the finished Mitch & Pride from Warzone: Resurrection. This pair are looking awesome and I can't wait to see them painted.
Check out a repackaged unit and the news that Warmachine: Tactics has hit it's funding goal!
Check out Enter the Unknown where the Explorer gets more toys to play with.
Spellcrow have another look into the world of fantasy with their giant spider!
Check out the Kithkar from Privateer Press for the game of Hordes. Is this solo worth his salt?
Check out some of the awesome Metal Beards hitting Kickstarter from Titan-Forge.
Check out The Gamers Live from back in 2012 at Indianapolis. This one is very chaotic but it looked like it was loads of fun.
Check out this neat looking IndieGoGo Campaign for Rack & Ruin which explores a new twist on the skirmish game format.
Ramshackle Games have some more Dungers and a rather mad looking Swordswoman.
Check out this Dark Paladin that has been finished by Oddity Miniatures.
Scibor delve into more heroic figures for their fantasy line. I can't wait for that Dwarf Ranger!
Check out a new figure from Kabuki Models. This time they have wandered into the world of anime.
Check out the rules and an awesome model for Dying Star: Oblivion. This guy is certainly a great looking figure.
Check out some awesome looking miniatures coming to the next Titan-Forge Kickstarter. More Dwarves!
Check out some of the updated sculpts for the terrain that's being provided through the Chapterhouse Kickstarter.
Check out this awesome were-bear from the Warrior Nations of Wild West Exodus.
Check out another awesome piece of kit coming your way for DUST. Although there's no reason it just has to be for DUST. This could be an awesome terrain piece for a range of games.
Check out the final stages of the Historicon figure from Warlord Games. It's painted up very nicely I'd say!
Check out another addition to the Covenant of Antarctica Fleet for the awesome game of Dystopian Wars.
Check out some awesome new siege equipment from Sally 4th!
Check out some shambling undead additions to your Mortan force for Godslayer.
Check out some more awesome bases from Tabletop-Art. These guys always have a top notch selection.
Check out another work-in-progress sculpt from Cipher Studios as they add to the Anima Tactics range.
Check out another ship that's on the way for Uncharted Seas courtesy of Spartan Games.
Check out these Puppets War Gatling Guns that would be perfect for mowing through a horde of enemies.
Check out some Genestealer work-in-progress shots from the upcoming Lord Inquisitor film.
