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WarSeer Exclusive: First Pictures of the new AoW plastic Dwarf Berserkers painted!

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 20:04:26 +0200

WarSeer is proud to present the first picture of a painted Dwarf Berserkers from Avatar of War's soon to be released plastic Dwarf Berserkers.

More pictures will of the painted plastic Dwarf Slayers will be posted as soon as they are released to WarSeer.

You can click here which will take you to the AoW online store and a discussion thread can be found here on WarSeer.

Irregular Magazine Issue 8

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 20:33:26 +0200

This issue our theme is Beasts, and our themed content includes: Palm Crossing ? Rural Encounters for Traveller RPG; several hobby tutorials including painting Alien Skin, Grudgeball (Fantasy Football rules), David Kay takes a look at the Beasts of Middle Earth, plus we have an interview with D&D legend Rodney Thompson from Wizards of the Coast

RPG

Beast Mounts (D&D 4th ed)
Palm Crossing - Rural Encounters (Traveller RPG)
On a Wing and a Prayer

Wargames

Grudgeball
Battle for Farnham 894 AD
Battle for Worksop 1460

Tutorials

Basic Colour Theory
Orcnar Uman Step by Step
Painting Non Human Skin
Friendly Plastic

Artist Showcase: Diego Gisbert Llorens
Interview with Rodney Thompson

We also have another episode of Tuk Tuk by will Kirkby, plus a mammoth story by Taylor Holloway. Along with reviews of products currently available to buy.

http://irregularmagazine.com/latest-issue/

Irregular Magazine Issue 8

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 20:46:36 +0200

This issue our theme is Beasts, and our themed content includes: Palm Crossing ? Rural Encounters for Traveller RPG; several hobby tutorials including painting Alien Skin, Grudgeball (Fantasy Football rules), David Kay takes a look at the Beasts of Middle Earth, plus we have an interview with D&D legend Rodney Thompson from Wizards of the Coast.

RPG

Beast Mounts (D&D 4th ed)
Palm Crossing - Rural Encounters (Traveller RPG)
On a Wing and a Prayer

Wargames

Grudgeball
Battle for Farnham 894 AD
Battle for Worksop 1460

Tutorials

Basic Colour Theory
Orcnar Uman Step by Step
Painting Non Human Skin
Friendly Plastic

Artist Showcase: Diego Gisbert Llorens
Interview with Rodney Thompson

We also have another episode of Tuk Tuk by will Kirkby, plus a mammoth story by Taylor Holloway. Along with reviews of products currently available to buy.

http://irregularmagazine.com/latest-issue/

AoW plastic Dwarf Berserkers regiment available for pre-order

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 20:07:52 +0100

This pre-order box is a special edition (with a limited run), that contains exclusive pieces for the command group, which will only be available in this special edition. This pre-order special edition box will only be available while quantities last.

Please, note that this product is available for pre-order and will be released on the last week of May. Pre-ordered boxes will be the first ones to be shipped upon release.

The box allows assembling a 20 figures regiment: 17 troopers, a musician, a standard bearer and a champion, and includes twenty 20mm bases and a regiment movement tray.

Price is ?25.00.

You can click here which will take you to the AoW online store and a discussion thread can be found here on WarSeer

Portal Issue 8 - available now

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 11:31:56 +0100

Our biggest ever issue is here and is full of great content including:

Exclusive first look at WAMP2011 details.
Wamped! Results and photos of EVERY winner!
Details of a new Avatars of War contest.
Gimp montage tutorial.
The Final part of our Paint Masters feature with Golden Demon Winner Scott Hockley.
MDC Review.
South Cheshire Militaire show report.
Threadomancy ,news, gallery, wiki and much more.
News on the first Portal supplement!
Totally free to download for everyone

Totally free to download for everyone. To download, just click here

Dawn of War II - Retribution Tournament

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 20:22:16 +0100

To celebrate the launch of Retribution THQ have set up a 1v1 knockout tournament on Tuesday 15th March for a chance to win a copy of Homefront for the PC.

The tournament is open to UK players over 16 years old only and there are up to 32 places available on a first-come first served basis.

All the details on how to sign up are over here.

A discussion thread has been posted on WarSeer here.

Wintermute

Online Shopping Experience Survey - £20 miniature set of your choice on offer!

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 19:41:25 +0100

Hi all,

I?m currently conducting a small survey into what makes a great shopping experience online as part of a final year dissertation project and I need you to fill in out!

It?s a simple questionnaire ? just 10 questions long, and nothing too probing. The closing date is the 11th March 2011 at midnight (GMT) and I?ll be drawing an email address from the list of responses to win a miniatures set of your choice, up to £20.

All you have to do to stand a chance of winning is click on the link here and fill out the questionnaire!

Many thanks in advance for your time!

Nightsword

Unseen Lerker issue 7 - more toasty than toast

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 20:15:10 +0100

Despite the powers of fate conspiring to overthrow the world-famous publication (through cunning use of extensive floods, lashing rainstorms, abducted contributors and an undeniably unhinged editor), premier fantasy wargaming magazine Unseen Lerker is back in stride with its best issue ever.

Open the pages and what will you find? Well, let me tell you...

- Dastardly Dragons. Australian wargaming vaudevillian Chris Cousens may be obnoxious and ginger, but he knows a thing or two about using big flying beasties in Warhammer. Using witticisms, metaphors and maybe even a diagram or two, Chris explores whether or not there is still just cause to use dragons in the game?s latest incarnation.
-Wayne?s World. Your one stop hobby chop shop ? avid converter and modeller Wayne Kemp, of Heelanhammer podcast fame, takes us through a step-by-step guide of how he went about his latest project: creating a voracious Beast of Nurgle using an infamous boxed set as a basis...
-Banebeasts spotlight. In case you?ve been living under a very secure reinforced rock, you will have heard of Maelstrom Games?s latest range of fantabulous figures. In this interview we tie up and torture some info out of Tim Fisher, one of the project?s head honchos. Also, lots of pretty pictures and an exclusive sneak peek at their upcoming releases.
-Army Showcase: Mark Wildman?s Beastmen. After they won the Players? Choice Best Army award at the Unseen Lerker GT, we really couldn?t get away with NOT featuring this gorgeous army. Included is an interview with the ?artiste? himself where Mark divulges some of his painting techniques, talks about his dogs (don?t ask) and lets out his big secret about resin bases...
-Mega Report. There?s really no other way to describe the latter half of the issue except More Awesome Than Pie (and let?s face it, pie is pretty awesome). In this segment Bobo talks about building a scenic gaming board, a very special scenario is written, and an uber battle report is played recreating the clash at the Isle of the Dead from the background story of the High Elves ? featuring a humongous dragon, the Sword of Khaine, and no less than FOUR greater daemons! The players involved are Paul Scott, of former White Dwarf/Tale of Four Gamers fame, and Michael Biggs, previous winner of the UKGT Final and current ETC Captain of Team England. Not a report to be missed!

On top of this are all the usual features, including Lergy the Lerker comic strip, prizes to be won (including Maelstrom?s latest Banebeast, the fearsome Chimaera!), the Test Dummies? review of Civilisation: the Board Game, and some fantastic new artwork created by a pair of illustrators who have just come on board.

To order, simply go to http://www.unseenlerker.com/subscribe
Any questions should be emailed to

Also, if you live abroad and are interested in buying a single issue of the magazine, don?t forget to check out Maelstrom Games since they can offer you free postage on the magazine.

As always, you can check out a 10-page sample of the magazine HERE to find out just how awesome it is.

See you around the traps, chaps!

Regards,

The Unseen Lerker Team

Portal Issue 7 now available

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 18:42:10 +0100

Issue 7 is here and this month contains:

Exclusive Results of The Wamp Awards 2010
Details of 2 new contests
Gimp Tutorial
Part 2 of our Paint Masters feature with Golden Demon Winner Scott Hockley
Reviews from Morland Studios, Miniature Mentor and Four A'Miniatures
Threadomancy, news, gallery, wiki and much more

Totally free for everyone. To download, just click here.

Miniature Mentor releases Gnome Video Painting Tutorial

nospam@example.com (News from Warseer) — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 17:37:56 +0100

Miniature Mentor is proud to bring you Mathieu Roueche's Artis Le Gnome miniature painting tutorial (Gold winner 2010 Ravage Mix Open). This tutorial demonstrates Matthieu's techniques for achieveing incredibly detailed and realistic skin tones over the entire body. Watch also as Matthieu reconstructs the amazing body-length base the Gnome stands on. The tutorial is available now for Download!

Also coming soon to our studio will be the amazing work of master sculptor/painter Luca Zampriolo (yes! He built that thing up there). It will be our biggest departure from traditional painting techniques so far as Luca doesn't use traditional Citadel/Reaper or P3 colors. Watch as Luca employs an entirely different range of paints, materials and tools to bring his creations to life!

Miniature Mentor is dedicated to the art of miniature painting and sculpting. Our current and future artists include Laurent Exposito Mas, Romain Van Den Bogaert, Allan Carrasco, Aragorn Marks, Jacques Alexandre Gillios and Jennifer Haley.

http://miniaturementor.com