Armies on parade

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Armies on Parade.. another side of the hobby that takes just as much or more than the effort needed in the Golden Demons. I have seen...

This year I entered Armies on Parade AoS with my Tzeentch warband. The miniatures are mostly the ones I painted from the Silver Tower boz last year. The only new miniature I painted was a Lord of Change. I really like making terrain, and I'm extremely happy with this display-board. It's nearly impossible to photograph a display board, but I did my best. This one will probably work best as a backdrop for future miniatures when I take it back home. Making the board I used a silicone mould with…

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I am going to step away from the painting the the Basilica Canus for the moment. I was able to dig up all the images I could from the WFB tournament and process them. There are not as many as I would have liked, but let's just say that some of the rounds were finished in a prompt fashion. In a game where 1st or 2nd turn wipeouts are common, things like this can happen. Here are a few shots of the army on the board right after I walked into the room... This is the only shot I have of game…

Dan’s Skaven are an eye-catching example of how an unconventional colour scheme can make your army stand out on the tabletop. Mighty Clan Ferrik Clans Skryre Skaven, by Dan Harden Dan has entered A…