Micro Art Studio provides you with both circular and square bases so you can set up your models appropriately no matter what system they use, and now your circular based models can also come to the worship at the Dark Temple.
Micro Art Studio have what is perhaps one of the most extensive ranges of miniature bases out there and it is growing further as two more of their TauCeti bases get released.
Set up your table with some awesome looking Infinity terrain thanks to Plast Craft Games.
Fat Dragon Games have published a series of promo images before they release their Mines of the Mountain King set to get us an idea of just what to expect in these deep twisting tunnels.
Our maestro Romain finishes up painting the skin tones of his lost little Britanan and moves on to painting up the first level of shading on his coat.
This week Fat Dragon Games will be releasing their latest set of paper terrain, taking you deep into the dark Mines of the Mountain King.
Romain has taken out another of the fantastic D&D collectors series minis for a painting tutorial, and will be showing off another round of his wet painting techniques.
Micro-Art Studios dive into the maelstrom with new chaotic and magically infused bases of spookiness!
It is a well known fact that in gaming everything gets better if you simply add Cthulhu. This even works for bases, as Scibor Monstrous are out to prove.
John Lyons takes you through his time as a painter and charts the journey from doing it for fun and eventually painting for competition.
Micro Art Studios have added two new products to their online store, a new set of Wasteland bike bases and a set of decorative markers.
It seems our master painter has found a lost little Britanan Foot Soldier and, kind soul that he is, he's taken the fellow in and is giving him a nice little paint job.
Backstagers can now enjoy our GameScape series in which we show you how to build an epic gaming table from planning to completion.
You might have noticed that there isn't a Weekender. Alas it's because one of our epic crew has come down with something. Instead we have some ace Backstage exclusives coming!
Micro Art Studios have published a picture of a whole new selection of bases which are on their way, so be sure to watch where you tread.
Time to give Dropzone Commander some more love. We unleash Romain on the Post-Human Republic with a painting tutorial using a rather cool looking Triton Class Strike Dropship.
WarGamerGirl, from Youtube, has joined forces with a 3D modeller to bring you some terrain for the battlefield. Perfect for Warmachine.
This August Ainsty Castings have released everything you need to take your miniatures mining after treasure in the depths of the earth, with a new selection of rail tracks and mining carts.
Pyre Studios have been working on an exciting new range of artistic dice, which they have named the Encounter Dice and have recently announced the date they will be rolling onto Kickstarter.
Scibor Monstrous have recently released a new basing kit, containing a selection of heads whose faces can only be described as "stony".
Time to finish off what has been one of our best tutorials ever, as Romain adds the finishing touches to his Dartan Vilmon miniature.
See what you think of this neat and very simple way of making the bases you want via Kickstarter.
Even 20mm minis need a good place to live and GameCraft Miniatures have a new set of mdf apartments to set them up in.
There have been many alternate and strange depictions of Hell over the years and now Scibor Miniatures have created their own version with these new additions to their range of bases.
Tabletop Art have just released a new terrain set which will leave your table in ruins. Fancy redecorating with some destroyed walls?
Wildchevy is on the search for more interviews at Gen Con and he's tracked down Jaima our Buddy Romeo's lovely wife to have a chat about what the Battle Foam team have been working on.
Romain returns with his masterful guide on painting glow effects. In this episode he moves onto painting more of the cloth components on his Dartan Vilmon miniature.
Will you be pledging for this sturdy fold away castle from Tabletop Towns?
Defiance Games put up the barriers and keep you out, or in. What do you think of them?
Do you like these new cupboards from Thomarillion? They might not be the first thing you thought of but they are pretty neat!
Romain is ready to move on the the next stage of painting Dartan Vilmon! This time he gets his brushes out and starts to paint the magical glow on Vilmon's sword. It's going to look a lot more mighty after Romain has finished with it!
What do you think of this new Water Well from Tabletop World? Is it going to be making an appearance on your tabletop?
Plast Craft Games have put together a very nice Infinity terrain package and it is worth taking a look!
Time for the grand finale of Romain's Purple Worm painting tutorial as he makes sure he tackles those pesky details and brings this mighty beast from dungeon delving legend to life ready for the gaming table!
Romain is on to the final part of his source lighting tutorial and its looking fantastic. The final details see Romain adding the highlights and the last of the deeper shadows. Stay tuned as next time our master painter will be taking on another challenge as he paints the magical sword of High Paladin Dartan Vilmon!
Check out some more of Spellcrows bitz and bobz which would be perfect for followers of both the ruinous powers and the corpse emperor!
Check out some new Flagstone bases from Basicks. They are simple but effective and with a little personal touch would be awesome for your force.
Check out some of the new terrain from Manorhouse Workshop for their IndieGoGo Campaign. It certainly looks top notch.
Check out this simply but awesome looking terrain from Micro Art Studios. It should look great when worked into a Warhammer 40,000 landscape.
Gav has put together an awesome painting guide for making your Convergence of Cyriss pop using Day Glow paint techniques.
Time for the next stage of painting the Purple Worm from Gale Force Nine. We've all seen the ground work being lain down for this mighty paint job but in this part we really see the miniature pop and come to life.
Check out this interesting basing system from Puppets War that could do away with having to use magnets when making massed regiments.
