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A collection of four unique, grotesque tank models designed for a Chaos army, showcasing a variety of disturbing features such as orifices, boils, and eyeballs. The tanks are sculpted in a mix of green and beige materials, with intricate details on their surfaces, including textured tracks and organic shapes. Each model has a distinct design, emphasizing a visceral aesthetic that aligns with the themes of Chaos in the 41st Millennium.
Demonic Tanks Kickstarter Ends in Five Days
Do you want some disturbing new transports for your 40k Chaos army? Then Neil LeFort’s Demonic Tanks Kickstarter has just what you need…Now in its final five days on Kickstarter, LeFort’s debut campaign features a quartet of new and unique vehicles designed for Traitor armies in the 41st Millennium. And what a disquieting quartet they are! Covered in various orifices, boils and eyeballs, there’s s...
A triptych showcases the evolution of Ian Miller's Chaos beastmen illustrations into miniatures. The left panel features a detailed black-and-white illustration, while the center displays a partially painted miniature with intricate textures and a rider adorned with elaborate armor. The right panel presents a fully painted miniature, vividly colored with a striking green and gold scheme, depicting a beast with a menacing expression.
Celebrate the Work of Ian Miller with the Osmeticmeld Kickstarter
Osmeticmeld are celebrating the singular genius that is Ian Miller with The Hounds of Hell, a new Kickstarter campaign which brings Miller’s illustrations to the tabletop.This new campaign features miniature adaptations of Miller’s wonderful Chaos beastmen illustrations. Faithful translations, these multi-part miniatures are sculpted in either 28 or 32mm scales. The range, whilst focusing on Mille...
A detailed image showcases a vibrant miniature of a Chaos Space Marine, prominently featuring green skin, horns, and intricate armor details, holding a weapon. Surrounding the miniature are various paint bottles labeled with names like "Elder Flower," "Military Shade," and "Gun Metal," organized in two groups. The colors range from earthy tones to metallics, emphasizing the curated selection for painting Chaos forces in Warhammer 40,000.
New 40k Chaos Bundles From Army Painter
Army Painter have unveiled a quartet of bundles designed specifically for Warhammer 40,000’s Chaos forces.This new collection focuses on the main Gods of Chaos*, each benefiting from a set of paints, metallics and washes curated especially for their worshippers. Each varies in price, with the Thousand Sons and Emperor’s Children sets having less pots than the Death Guard and World Waters bundles. ...
A collection of hand-sculpted miniatures from beQuest Miniatures is displayed, featuring various chaotic critters in dynamic poses. The miniatures are cast in a green material and are set against a dramatic red background, with the title "Chaotic Realms" prominently featured in a bold, stylized font. The beQuest logo is visible in the lower left corner, adding to the overall thematic presentation.
Prepare to Explore the Chaotic Realms with beQuest Miniatures
beQuest Miniatures are preparing to launch their next Kickstarter, Chaotic Realms.As the title would suggest, this next campaign will include a carnival of chaotic critters. Characterful and utterly idiosyncratic, this new collection will hit fans of old school, Realm of Chaos-era Warhammer right in the feels. As with beQuest’s previous campaigns, this new, hand-sculpted collection is dripping wit...
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New Issue of White Dwarf Available Soon
There’s a new issue of White Dwarf on the horizon, and it’s got a distinctly Nurgle-y feel to it. Coming soon, issue 512 of White Dwarf features a host of articles focusing on the Death Guard. These include academic texts which grant readers invaluable insights into the many diseased cults and plague companies conspiring against the Imperium. Hobbyists can also look forward to a treasure trove of ...
A collection of miniatures representing the forces of Khorne and Nurgle from Games Workshop. On the left, a green armored vehicle is accompanied by several Nurgle-themed figures, characterized by their grotesque details and muted colors. On the right, Khorne warriors are depicted in vibrant red and black armor, showcasing a variety of weapons and dynamic poses, all set on circular bases.
New Khorne and Nurgle Devotees Available for Pre-Order
Games Workshop have previewed a wealth of forthcoming Warhammer 40,000 releases, and the forces of Khorne and Nurgle are front and centre. Unveiled over the weekend, these goodies include brand new codices and miniatures. Of particular note are the limited edition versions of those codices, which boast unique art, prints, metal objective markers, Stratagem cards, Datasheet cards, and double-sided ...
A group of World Eaters miniatures stands prominently against a fiery orange background, depicting a chaotic battlefield. The figures are heavily armored, predominantly in red with black and silver details, showcasing various weapons and intricate designs, including a large, imposing character at the center. The rocky terrain beneath them adds to the dramatic atmosphere, emphasizing their fierce presence in the Warhammer 40k universe.
Games Workshop Preview Their New World Eaters
It’s a bad news day for the 41st millennium; the World Eaters are back.Previewed today on the Warhammer Community website, the new versions of Khorne’s finest will be available for pre-order this weekend, as will the new Codex: World Eaters. This new codex will not only feature ‘exciting new rules, playstyles, and tricks to master’, but it will also remind 40k players why you don’t want to mess wi...
A dynamic scene showcases a variety of Warhammer miniatures representing the forces of Chaos. Prominently featured is a large, green-skinned figure, the Lord of Poxes, wielding a weapon and surrounded by smaller, grotesque Nurgle-themed models. In the foreground, red-armored Khorne warriors and other chaotic entities are depicted, set against a backdrop of ruined structures and a smoky atmosphere, emphasizing the dark and chaotic nature of the 41st millennium.
Games Workshop Preview New Death Guard and World Eaters Champions
The forces of Chaos continue to amass in the 41st millennium, and Games Workshop have previewed its two latest poster boys.Revealed today on the Warhammer Community website, the Death Guard and World Eaters both have a new anointed champion. The Lord of Poxes flies the mouldy flag for Nurgle, using a turbine mounted on his back to spread a foul, corrupting miasma across the battlefield. This Shrou...
A heavily armored figure representing the Emperor's Children stands prominently, showcasing intricate details such as spikes, chains, and a skull-like face. The armor is predominantly black with metallic accents, and the character holds a weapon adorned with various symbols. The background features a surreal, purple and red organic texture, enhancing the chaotic and hedonistic theme of the design.
The Derivation of Deprivation: How Games Workshop Created the New Emperor’s Children
There’s a slew of new Emperor’ Children miniatures on the way from Games Workshop, and they’ve published an insight into the genesis of these new Chaotic hedonists.Released today, the article focuses on the creatives behind these new miniatures. It reveals the core concepts, themes and traits that informed their designs, and the stylistic flourishes that separate these new Emperor’s Children minia...
A collection of ten hand-sculpted, 28mm scale Chaos Beastmen miniatures is displayed prominently, showcasing a variety of dynamic and expressive designs. Each figure features unique characteristics, such as exaggerated limbs and distinct facial expressions, reflecting an Oldhammer aesthetic. The background includes stylized text announcing "Oldhammer Chaos Beastmen" and "Oldhammer Pre-Slotta inspired 28mm Miniatures," emphasizing the campaign's theme.
Greens for the Green God! Creative Sculpt Studios Bring Their Chaos Beastmen to Kickstarter

Creative Sculpt Studios have unleashed their latest miniatures on Kickstarter.

Hand sculpted by Creative Sculpt Studios’ owner Paul Smith, Oldhammer Style Chaos Beastmen features ten old school, 28mm s... Read More

The image features a striking centerpiece statue of a winged figure, wielding a sword and adorned in ornate armor, surrounded by various miniatures representing the new Kill Team expansion. In the foreground, a group of ecclesiarchal militiamen, known as Sanctifiers, can be seen, including a Confessor and a small cherub, while in the background, the ferocious Goremongers, led by a Blood Herald, are positioned menacingly. The setting is richly detailed, with a backdrop of industrial ruins, enhancing the dramatic atmosphere of the scene.
The image features a dynamic scene filled with a multitude of Emperor’s Children miniatures from the Warhammer 40,000 universe, showcasing their vibrant pink and purple color scheme. In the foreground, a diverse array of Chaos Space Marines, adorned with ornate armor and chaotic symbols, engage in battle, while a towering, menacing figure looms behind them, possibly a Daemon Engine or a warlord. Several vehicles, including armored transports, are also present, adding to the chaotic atmosphere of the battlefield, which is set against a dark, atmospheric backdrop. The overall composition emphasizes the flamboyant and hedonistic nature of the Emperor’s Children, reflecting their devotion to Slaanesh.
Games Workshop Run the Nachmund Gaunlet

Warhammer 40,000’s epic narrative continues as Games Workshop previews its next expansion for Warhammer 40,000.

The Warhammer 40,000 Crusade: Nachmund Gauntlet campaign brings the Imperium’s struggle t... Read More

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