Miniature Sculpting

Into the Void with Red Nebula MiniaturesNew from Red Nebula, these Void Rangers are tooled up and ready to wage interstellar war. These armoured space warriors are blessed with the idiosyncratic flair and imagination that has become Red Nebula's trademark. They're equipped with various rifles, pistols, heavy weapons and melee options, and their distinctive armour has a really cool 70s feel. They'd...

Tabletop Sentinel doesn't only feature tabletop gaming's grandees; we like the little guys too. From the one-man bands making minis and games in their spare time, to the small companies ploughing their own furrow, we cover 'em all.The Little Soldier Company is one such indie company. With highlights including an officially licensed Noggin the Nog range, Martin Buck's characterf...

The Dungeons and Dragons cartoon - and its associated toys - still hit a nostalgic chord with a lot of tabletop gamers. It appears one such gamer is Dan Kelly. Dan is about to celebrate the fives years since he launched The Lion's Tower with a tranche of new releases. These include a set of Goliath Barbarians led by two minis influenced by the D&D characters NorthLord and Warduke. These t...

The corrupting influence of the dread Cthulhu knows no bounds, and now, thanks to Red Nebula, it has reached the Wild West.Red Nebula's new Cowboys and Cthulhu range includes a range of Mythos cultists and their rootin', tootin adversaries (or, if you prefer, prey). As well as a comprehensive lineup of multi-part gunslingers and sinister K'n-Yan raiders, halberdiers and fusiliers, t...