@colb said: Why bother with plastic if you’re not going to have super customisable minis. If you want to rock monopose then resin or metal would give you better detail

Firstly, although plastic is expensive to tool, it is incredibly cheap to produce in high volumes. This is the main reason GW use hard plastic. It’s also […]

@craigwrdouglas To be absolutely honest I’m a little bored by this Primaris malarkey new Space a marine craze. Yours however, make me want to go and buy some to try your scheme. Absolutely outstanding dude! And kudos for sharing all the secret ingredients, two thumbs up!!! In the meantime Matt has sent my his new 20mm […]

@onlyonepinman : I think that dwarves definitely are a unique unit in that aspect. And as I said it looks like GW is doing a bit of both with their ‘easy build’ kits and the ‘standard’ plastic kits, which IMHO is the way to go. One important aspect of those posable models is that you need […]

Both have they pros and cons but I prefer multi pose when ever its’s possible. While I like some well sculpted models that have dynamic poses I like giving my models pose that I want without being limited too much by what sculptor had intended. Then again some times like with some classic but outdated […]

Why bother with plastic if you’re not going to have super customisable minis. If you want to rock monopose then resin or metal would give you better detail, I remember Eldar Guardians have ball joints at the shoulder allowing a fantastic amount of variety in natural posing, I still don’t know why this was never […]

Done and done on the firepoint shields. I do like a bit of rusty concrete…

I think for me Old School is generally whatever takes you back to your youth (or your middle age if you’re a owd codger). It’s definitely something that invokes a sense of nostalgia

@lightsout1985 – Cool to follow the progress on the orc! @lawnor – Thanks for the comment and nice work on the tyranids. I would have been burned out on the first batch, so impressive to see you campaigning on! @onlyonepinman – Wonderful Western model, great work with the contrasts and ambience. I really like it! @rayzryr , @hephesto and @caladors – […]

@totsuzenheni said:
I don’t think it true that ‘curving/twisting along the spine’ is ‘very little movement’

It is at 28mm.

When you twist your torso, most of the movement is at the waist, and that bit is posable on models like tactical marines, Fire Warriors and Cadian Shock Troops

@redben : that I haven’t, but I figured he’d want to once he’s been here.
Best not to overload him with too much BoW goodness. 😉