Sunday, May 30, 2010
Teaser Vs Teaser: Gladiator Match
Compare this teaser trailer to the following:
I prefer the DoW II teaser over the Ultramarine teaser hands down.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
News Announcements: Month of May
A few interesting and fun news tidbits were released this month including:
The forthcoming Ultramarines movie teaser trailer will be released Saturday May 29th. To see the trailer, sign up on the official site.
Monday, May 17, 2010
GW Price Increase 05/31/10
I communicate with quite a few online vendors that specialize in 40k,
and it would seem that Games Workshop is completely out of stock of multiple kits.
A week ago I was not overly concerned by this news however, after GW
announced a price increase on most of their product that will take effect at the
beginning of June in Europe (May 31st state-side)- I was slightly
agitated.
It would seem that certain kits (the Blood Angels Death Company for
example), are completely out of stock for retailers-
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Of Blood and Blade: My Blood Angels 2k List
Death Company Artist Unknown
Here is my first Blood Angels (BA) list based on a 2,000 point force. I’m also working on a 1850, 1750, and 1500 point army as well. I’m going troop heavy, but may swap an assault squad for a Baal Pred. based on troop survivability as a whole. I’ve read other players classify the fifth edition (5E) as a finesse army- so I want to give myself a little room for mistakes.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Friendly Local Gaming Store (FLGS)
Do you have a FLGS that you like to support and frequent? Is it further from your residence than a less friendly or hospitable games shop? What is an FLGS? Well, let me explain!
One of the first acronym I stumbled across while reading about table-top gaming was FLGS (FLAGS). I always read that acronym with a chuckle because there was a time that I wasn't sure what the "F" in FLGS represented, so I promptly associated it to my own, unique word...heh. Joking aside, I am very fortunate to have a gaming store close to home- and the owner and staff are actually friendly as well as a lot of fun. Olympic Cards and Comics (OCC) is owned and operated by "Gabby"- one of the coolest people I have had the opportunity to meet.
One of the first acronym I stumbled across while reading about table-top gaming was FLGS (FLAGS). I always read that acronym with a chuckle because there was a time that I wasn't sure what the "F" in FLGS represented, so I promptly associated it to my own, unique word...heh. Joking aside, I am very fortunate to have a gaming store close to home- and the owner and staff are actually friendly as well as a lot of fun. Olympic Cards and Comics (OCC) is owned and operated by "Gabby"- one of the coolest people I have had the opportunity to meet.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Choosing an Airbrush Part 2
In the market for an airbrush I narrowed my choices to a select few that are tailored toward models and model painting. I narrowed my list to six choices with a widely varying price point. The Badger 150 and the Paasche VL are both described as entry level airbrushes- great investments for their relative price! However, both of these brushes were siphon fed, whereas I want a gravity-fed airbrush. Iwata brand airbrushes became increasingly attractive to me the more I researched airbrushes. With sudden recollection, I dug up an old email from Brandon Palmer, of Gray Matter Musings fame.
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