Content We Liked: 3rd March, 2024

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

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Starting this week off with some of the sickest Non-Metallic-Metals we've seen. The armour and decoration of this Daves to Darkness weirdo are outstanding on their own, but by applying the same principles to the non-metallic areas Flame On Miniatures ties the whole look together into a slick graphic novel style that really stands out.

https://twitter.com/Natman1982/status/1763257553532682443

It's always cool as hell when people take up the challenge of creating new Xenos species for 40k's galaxy and goddamn, this lizard alien from Nathaniel Mills really nails it with a pretty seamless blend of the newer Seraphon Saurus Warrior and Votann Hearthkyn kits. We've seen similar things done before in the past with the old Saurus kit and T'au parts but the far crisper detailing on the newer Lizzers and the chunkier aesthetics of the Votann pieces really make this one and his buddies in the thread stand out big time.

https://twitter.com/KinoFabino/status/1762611594792419344

No comment, what more could we say that pictures cannot?

This Week on Goonhammer

The Solar Auxilia are freed from the shackles of resin and emerge to the battlefields of the Horus Heresy in brand new plastic kits, while Jon Bernhardt looks at the bleakly beautiful Pacific Drive.

News and Previews

Competitive Play

All your weekly Warhammer analysis and wider event coverage. Also this week: the first of our MtGxFallout set reviews, a look at Battletech's woefully confused Plasma Cannons, and a guide to playing early WW2 French in Bolt Action.

Event Coverage

Painting and Modelling

This week we look at Drybrushing's damper cousin Moistbrushing, and how it can be used to push your blends with ease.

The Fluff Corner

The Goonhammer Bookclub reads Master & Commander while trying not to quote the movie verbatim, while Turn Order looks at Balder's Gate 3 and what lessons you can take from its character writing to craft your own compelling TTRPG characters.

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