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
Kyoupiruchi’s Scinari Cathallar
@kyoupiruchi via Twitter
From the moment this particular Lumineth model was released we knew it was gonna be the perfect canvas for some excellent work. Painting sheer fabric is no easy trick and it’s been executed excellently here, with some wonderfully vibrant pinks and blues for a lovely bit of contrast.
Tommy’s Sororitas Novitiates
@luv2pronk via Twitter
On the other side of the grimdark scale, we have these wonderfully restrained Novitiates with some stylishly executed NNM. We also particularly love the use of Stormcast helmets for that death mask look.
Surface-Tension’s Ork Nob
@tension_surface via Twitter
It’s always cool to see the distinct textures and style that oil paints can give a model, the natural grimy tones on this Ork being a standout example. Particular love for the green tones for Ork skin, a welcome twist against the typical saturated tones used.
Louise Sugden’s Sassy Nurgling
savage_ork_guy via Instagram
Lou’s becoming far too powerful a poster, no one Warham should have all that power.
This Week on Goonhammer
Goonhammer Reviews
- 40k: Codex Leagues of Votann Review- Remember Squats? They’re back, in
pogVotann form, and set to storm back into the galaxy in a big way. Check out our review of their rock solid new Codex for all the deets. - Necromunda: Cinderak Burning Review– Necromunda’s on fire, well more so that usual, in the first of a series of campaign books advancing the plot of 40k’s top gang warfare destination. The Necromunday scunners have the lowdown.
- Necromunday: Goliath Mauler Review– To go along with the new Necromunda supplement Goliaths received the absolutely rad Mauler bikes. SRM and Dylon are here to walk you through the new kit and give their 2 creds.
- Miniature Review: Wargames Atlantic’s Les Grognards- Wargames Atlantic’s Death Fields range is growing fast with the addition of these tech’d up Space French. Lenoon takes a look at these grumbling grenadiers and their versatile kit.
- Game Review: Spider-Man Remastered– Didn’t this game come out only like a year ago? Oh god what is time anymore. Anyway it’s time to do what a spider can, again.
Competitive Play
- 40k Competitive Innovations: Lone Heroes– Another week means more tournaments as the meta shifts and adjusts around with the arrival of Chaos Daemons onto the scene.
- AoS Competitive Innovations: Chasing Low Drops– The Mortal Realms is scrambling into a deployment frenzy, with Ellarr at the ready to take a look at this new shift in the meta.
- Ruleshammer Battles: Some Tactical Alternatives: Vre’kais returns with a look at the small but meaningful tactical considerations in 40k.
- 40k: Start Competing Tyranids– After edition after edition of struggle and suffering, it’s been a hell of a turn of fortune with the 9th edition Tyranid book and we’ve got Synaptic Goons on hand to show you how to make the most of their new found adaptations.
Other Cool Stuff
SRM’s Roundabout to NOVA: Probably Too Much Warhammer– NOVA has come and gone once more and local Black Templar botherer SRM has written an extensive travelogue of his full experience with the reborn event. Marvel at the incredible level of hobby! Groan at all the Crusade homework! Get righteously angry at the stupid NFT coffee robot!
Battletech: Getting Started– Our cover of the game of Armoured Combat continues with Thundercloud taking a gander at the various starter boxes and the mechs inside. Which set is the best bang for your C-Bills?
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 email us at contact@goonhammer.com if you have any feedback or questions.
