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On the Internet at Large
Lord Veritant is finally "finished" and it was a hard task that drained all my energy. I tried to do something different with the sword avoiding painting the classic hot metal.
Let me know your thoughts!
#warhammer #paintingwarhammer #ageofsigmar #warhammercommunity pic.twitter.com/hKVmIRqurw— Juan Sanz Elminiaturista (@theminiaturista) July 17, 2024
Happy Age of Sigmar release weekend! Lets start this off with this spectacular Lord Veritant from the new Skaventide/Release Boxes. Supremely smooth Non-Metallic Metals and On Source Lighting? Together? theminiaturista is damn well spoiling us.
[CHIRPBIRDICON] New blog post is up- Terrain showcase gallery for my Skaven Warp-Skryre Tower:https://t.co/PsN2bnt32T#Warhammer #Skaventide #Skaven #WargameTerrain #AgeofSigmar #TheEndTimes #NewAoS #TheOldWorld pic.twitter.com/ngWzF31P8E
— Rob Hawkins (@RobHawkinsHobby) July 17, 2024
From the other side of this edition’s poster factions, we have this absolutely sick Skaven contraption from RobHawkinsHobby. A gloriously precarious amalgamation of kits, this is exactly the kind of centrepiece that’d grace the pages of White Dwarf battle reports and Codex full page spreads back in the day and it’s waking up all those imagination-sparking feelings.
Oh hell yeah. LEGO mechs are always cool as hell, and its extra cool to see the Battletech designs rendered in a new medium. Annnnd it’s fully articulated and its claws open and its cockpit is fully modelled goddamn its such a cool piece.
This Week on Goonhammer
Age of Sigmar: 4th Edition
Our coverage of the newest edition of Age of Sigmar continues with a look at the new Generals Handbook matched play rules, a guide to Manifestations and Endless Spells, and a farewell to the Bonesplitterz faction.
Goonhammer Reviews
Its a Specialist Games weekend for the world of Warhammer as we look at the brand new Hive Secundus box for Necromunda and the Dwarf faction for The Old World. Meanwhile our Historicals gang looks at skirmish gaming in World War One with Scouts Out, and Marcy takes a look at MiHoYo’s newest gatcha game Zenless Zone Zero.
Goonhammer Reviews Necromunda – Hive Secundus: Unboxing, Campaign, and Gangs
Goonhammer Reviews Necromunda – Hive Secundus: Unboxing, Campaign, and Gangs
The Old World Arcane Journal – Dwarfen Mountain Holds Review
Zenless Zone Zero 1.0 Review: Lights, Camera, Character Action
Goonhammer Historicals Reviews – Scouts Out: Raids and Reconnaissance in 1914-1918
News and Previews
Competitive Play
All your weekly Warhammer coverage and more. This week: the second part of our mathematical look at the first 10,000 games of 40k’s Pariah Nexus season, guides to all the mechs included in the new Battletech: Mercenaries box set, and analysis of how a Squirrel almost burned down Lorcana’s meta.
Hammer of Math: Stats from the First Month of Pariah Nexus, Part 2
Nobody Expects the Inquisition! A Kill Team Inquisitorial Agents Guide
Event Reports and Roads to
TheChirurgeon’s Road Through 2024, Part 20: Final Prep for Tacoma
Blood Bowl: The Marquis’ Road to Athel Loren – The Palmetto Cup
Painting and Modelling
Hobby 101 covers what to do when it all goes wrong, while How to Paint Everything covers Marvel’s Namor and The Hood.
How to Paint Everything: Marvel Crisis Protocol – Namor the Sub-Mariner
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