Although it’s a big internet out there, the Tabletop digital universe is pretty small and spread out. In Content We Liked, we take a look at the articles, videos, podcasts, and products that caught our eyes or were noteworthy during the prior week you might have missed.
On the Internet at Large
Rikkit's Tunnelpack from NOVA Open
byu/patches33 inminipainting
Starting off this week’s roundup down and dirty with this take on Warhammer Underworlds’ Rikkit’s Tunnelpack by u/patches33 on reddit, complete with a suitably subterranean display board. There’s some gorgeous contrast on these rats, with the super vibrant robes and gear popping against the grimy natural tones of the rats wearing it all, and the work matching the display to the basing for the figures is downright excellent. A well deserved award won there.
Papercraft Lavos by Sky Burkson on Bluesky
We’re always gonna love custom pieces on CWL, and especially if they’re made out of materials a bit outside of the norm. So this custom Lavos from Chrono Trigger by @skyburkson fits the bill exactly. This big bug is downright awe inspiring, with the four different kinds of cardstock and paper giving it a unique texture compared to putty or plastic. Awe inspiring.
Maryland Knights by Sarah Clancy on Bluesky
Did you know that Tom Clancy’s daughter plays Warhammer? Did you know she has a Knights army? And that Knight army is painted up in the colours of the Maryland flag, objectively the Coolest Flag? These robots is so Goonhammer-mindset it hurts, they’re so, so damn cool.
This Week on Goonhammer
Imperial Knights 10th Edition Codex and Space Marine Reinforcements Wave 2
Speaking of big ol’ robots, the Imperial Knights finally caught the space bus and their new codex has arrived in a big way, with a brand new Knight variant and some seriously shaken up rules to play with. Space Marines also got the second wave of their late edition reinforcements, with the Raven Guard and Imperial Fists receiving a character and detachment each. Check out all our coverage below!
Goonhammer Model Review: Knight Defender, Captain Lysander, and Aethon Shaan
Historicals Essentials: Getting into Historicals
Lenoon kicks off our new series of Essential advice for Historical gaming with a look at getting into the current Historicals scene, with recommendations on what games to try coming from the Sci-Fi and Fantasy side of traditional gaming.
How to Paint Everything: Battletech
Also starting this week we have our new launch page for our HtPE subseries focusing on Battletech, with our mechwarriors giving their advice on getting your mechs looking sharp, as well as full guides for the famous regiments and merc companies of the BT setting.
Century of the Vampire: The Lost Boys (1987)
Bernhardt returns from his slumber to review a good film for a change. Kicking off a look at 80’s bloodsuckers with Joel Schumacher’s The Lost Boys.
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