I attended the 3rd annual Sword and Brush event which touts itself as "Canada's Premier Miniature & Figure Painting Show".

This morning something crazy happened. GamesWorkshop released a statement saying that Necromunda will soon be re-released.

A vibrant INQ28 community on Instagram and Games Workshop's latest plastics have been working together deviously to yank me back into the Forty-First millennium.

As Korgaan manipulates the lives of the Varangur, the threat they pose grows ever more real, like a sinister and malignant cancer lurking in the north.

"Series 7 Kolinsky Sable Brushes are made from only the finest Kolinsky Sable hair in rust-proof, seamless nickel plated ferrules with black polished handles."

The man behind the late MC Studios Marc Caron himself stopped by to watch my boring video about his terrain! Probably the coolest thing that has happened to me in the Youtube space.

It turns out that spending a week in the great Canadian wilderness, and coming face to face with a bear is a great remedy for such neurotic problems. 
 

Nothing makes me crave to start a new project like working on someone else's miniatures. 

In this post I plan on laying out the styles which have already developed and are well known. In order to explore new land you must have the most up-to-date map; otherwise you're just fooling yourself.

And so it was that the confounding mushrooms in the young lad's gut compelled him to challenge the great lizard to combat.

Over the last 6 months my miniature painting has been turned on it's head by two things.

This past Saturday I stayed true to my word and played through my very first game of Frostgrave.

Matthew from Oldenhammer is meeting me at Meeple Mart (Canadian Wargame Mecca) for our very first game in the frozen city.