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Mike Bettle-Shaffer

Gundam

How To Paint Everything: Gundam

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GREGNOTE: In the latest installment of a new Bit here, we’re talking about Bandai’s gunpla, a model kit of a robot from the Gundam universe. It’s a little outside our usual coverage, and there might be some light spoilers...
Hobby

How to Paint Everything: Star Wars Legion

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In our How to Paint Everything series we look at how to paint well, everything, with different methods, approaches, and painters. In this article we're looking at how to paint the forces of Star Wars: Legions. In a galaxy far,...
Historicals

Getting Started with Bolt Action

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So the title of this article probably gives some of the game away, but what is Bolt Action? Ilor: Bolt Action is a tabletop wargame set in the Second World War. It simulates tactical actions at roughly the platoon level,...
Adeptus Titanicus

Fabricator General STL Reviews: Terrain by Grimdark Terrain

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In our Miniature Review series, we look at the wide world of tiny soldiers for cool stuff to share with all of you. This week, LordTwisted, Thundercloud and Soggy are reviewing the terrain on offer from Grimdark Terrain. The God...
Hobby

Carnevale Venetian Quarter – Painting the Town Red

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Hop in the gondola as Mike takes us through the canals of Venice and shares his thoughts on painting the town red. In this new min-series, Mike details his journey towards building a gaming board for Carnevale, sharing his thoughts...
Goonhammer

Up in Smoke: A Year in Review

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To say this has been an interesting year for me would be a gross understatement. My hobby mojo actually started at a pretty low ebb in the year, I wasn't really sure what I wanted to work on and...
Columns

Game Design Discourse: Randomness

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In our latest Game Design Discourse, Lupe and @James_M_Hewitt talk about randomness and the role it plays in games.
Gaming

Terrain Review: Venetian Quarter by TTCombat

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In this review, Mike takes a look at the Venetian Quarter, created by TTCombat as he continues his journey under the Rent in the Sky. This isn’t the first time we’ve visited the strange Venice created by the designers at...
Hobby

The Fabricator General – Pouring one out: Creating Water Features

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In this article, Mike begins his journey towards building a little slice of Italy, starting from the canal up.
Hobby

Gaming Spaces: From Stankhold to Dankhold

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Playing at home can be a wonderful experience, but creating a great gaming space with limited time and resources can be a massive challenge itself! Each week in our Gaming Spaces series we’ll be looking at an author’s gaming...
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About Me

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Started back with the hobby in 8th edition by picking Thousand Sons, and has since developed an unhealthy love of filigree. This has led to a small Slaves to Darkness force amassing , alongside his Sylvaneth which funnily enough are also the army he's painted most of. When he's not painstakingly painted filigree, he enjoys creating his own terrain, either scratch built or 3D printed. He's also now spent enough time around Edwin that the dadgaming has rubbed enough and his hobby space is being over taken by a variety of historical ranges. Because everyone knows the best way to get someone to play a dadgame with you is to own two armies. Twitter: https://twitter.com/MikeJB_S Insta: https://www.instagram.com/mikejbs/
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Century of the Vampire: Dracula (1931)

In this week's Century of the Vampire, Bernhardt watches Dracula (1931) to see if it has anything going on besides big Bela Lugosi himself.
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