Although it’s a big internet out there, the Warhammer 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
- Heretic Deb’s Admech Game Diorama
@Heretic_Deb via Twitter
A cute diorama from the “models playing with models” category of dioramas we all love. - A Real life Outrider hog
@arrow_krittin via Instagram
There’s cosplay and then there’s this, which is just some incredible next level shit. - The newest devotee of the Church of the Red Athaeneum
@Btwnthebolterandme via Twitter
This is a cool conversion with some awesome green stuff work. Always impressed by people who can work the material into something that looks great. - A Cell-Shaded Gargant
@ash_mcewan via Twitter
We see a lot of think-lined, cross-hatched minis but I can’t recall seeing many with solid toon shading like these. It’s really cool and I can’t wait to see the final version. - An incredible Lord Kroak
@bradglover_ via Twitter
Kroak is already an imposing model but Brad has gone the extra mile here and made something ridiculously impressive. Cool shading on the flying debris, too. - Onionknight’s Uriel Ventris
@knight_of_onion via Instagram
Onionknight shows us that Uriel Ventris’ face is actually pretty fine when you paint it with an incredible level of detail. The rest of the model looks great, too. - Using old sprues for Ork Terrain
u/BebopScorpo via r/Warhammer40k
I have to admit this is an incredibly clever way to re-use old sprues for making Ork terrain. It’s a cool concept, and I’m sure there’s more you can do with it. - TheWarsinger shows off their custom C’Tan collection
u/thewarsinger via r/Necrontyr
If you haven’t seen the custom C’Tan minis made by the Warsinger, they’re some of the most incredible minis I’ve ever seen. They’re evocative and imaginative, and they do incredible things with green stuff and glue. In this post all thirty are shown. - Legend Studios’ Sons of Horus Praetor
Legend Studios
This is a relatively simple model but it’s got a stunning paint job with some nice effects and the Heresy-era Sons of Horus color scheme is one of my favorites.
This Week on Goonhammer
This week we updated some long-overdue start competing articles and talked about AoS factions.
- Start Competing Updates
by Various Authors
We updated some important Start Competings this week. - Age of Sigmar Faction Focus
by Various Authors
Age of Sigmar 3.0 means new strategies for the game’s factions, and we’re continuing our series looking at the changes and what they mean. - Chasing Snowflakes: Dashat Company
by Musterkrux
Our coverage of Infinity’s less-loved factions continues, this time with Dashat Company and their army of weird fish people. - Editorial Counterpoint: Admech’s CORE Problem
by Pendulin
Pendulin talked about the CORE keyword in Admech and why it sucks for Ironstriders to lose it. - Commander Focus: Tiamat, a rage of dragons
by B Phillip York
We continue to look at Adventures in the Forgotten Realms as this week’s Commander Focus looks at building around Tiamat. - Kings of War: The Road to ConVic 2021
by Urr112 and Cytoplasm
Our Kings of War coverage continues as our team look at competing at ConVic 2021 and prepping a list for hte event. - Competitive Innovations in 9th: Look Who’s Outside Again
by James “One Wing” Grover
Wings talks about the lists that did well and how the Admech FAQ is liable to shake things up moving forward. - Roads to…
by Various Authors
More roads continue this week as Goonhammer authors talk about prepping for big events. - Hammer of Math: Ork Codex
By “Primaris” Kevin Genson
This week Kevin fields some Qs about the math behind of the units in the new Codex: Orks.
That’s all for this week, stay tuned to Goonhammer for more great articles in the next seven days, and give us a shout in the comments below or at contact@goonhammer.com if you have any feedback or questions.
