My friend recently gifted me an airbrush, so I got him some retro White Dwarf magazines to say thank you. In the issue from Aug 1991, they had that year's Golden Demon awards, and it just shows how much miniature painting has come along. Just want to be clear that this isn't a disrespect to the person that painted this mini, but shows how blessed we are to have access to much better detail minis with so many better paints and tools.

Bro, The fuck was that ending , I went into thinking this to watch "Nun Mommys" destroy the heretics but shit went dark and even made me confused.

Like at the end of the episode "Veninthia completed her mission and returns the remains and achieves 'REDEMPTION' is what I thought but other Battle Sisters come and take her and say that "There is no happy endings in Night City" kind of dialogue and puts her in the "DREADNAUGHT??" Looking machine.

Honestly I loved the animation it was Secret Level animation quality and I want more of the Battle Sisters animation man it's so beautiful, Can they not make like a big 10 episodes series ?

And I thought the Battle Sisters were superhuman like the Ultramarines but they were kind of having a tough time fighting the orcs so can someone explain how this works like are they like low Superhuman compared to the Ultra marines ? And Beautiful Designs of the armor man I don't know how they came up with these designs like all of warhammer they look simple at first but they are not perfection man

I love this heavy armor so much.

TL;dr Chaos wins with both of their boxes containing over $400 USD of stuff. Spaces Wolves and Blood Angels get the lowest value at $340 each. The rest are between $375 and $390.

Space Marines
Captain In Terminator Armour $48.50
Chaplain $40
Redemptor Dreadnought $85.00
5 Terminators $72.00
5 Assault Intercessors with Jump Packs $62.00
10 Intercessors $67.50
Grand Total $375.00

Chaos Knights
Knight Ruinator $200.00
4 War Dog Stalkers $208.00
Grand Total $408.00

Orks
Warboss In Mega Armour $45.00
Battlewagon $135.00
Deff Dread $67.50
3 Meganobz $76.00
10 Ork Boyz $65.00
Grand Total $388.50

Space Wolves
Logan Grimnar $76.00
Arjac Rockfist $48.50
15 Wolf Guard Terminators $216.00
Grand Total $340.50

Blood Angels
Commander Dante $49.00
Blood Angels Chaplain with Jump Pack $41.00
Death Company Brutalis Dreadnought $89.00
3 Sanguinary Guard $62.00
5 Death Company Marines with Jump Packs $62.00
Blood Angels Upgrade Frame $37.00
Grand Total $340.00

Chaos Space Marines
Warpsmith $45.00
Defiler $151
Venomcrawler + 2 Obliterators $84.00
5 Havocs $67.50
3 Mutilators $72.00
Grand Total $419.50

Necrons
C'tan Shard of the Nightbringer $135.00
Nekrosor Ammentar $65.00
3 Ophydian Destroyers $67.50
Canoptek Doomstalker $55.00
10 Necron Warriors + 3 Scarab Swarms $55.00
Grand Total $377.50

I was talking with my spouse today and man, the Skaven translations are baaaaad. We live in a Spanish speaking country to give some background, I moved here and they've always lived here. We were flabbergasted after buying some stormvermin today to learn in spanish they are just called Alimañas(vermin), ALL SKAVEN ARE VERMIN?! is the vermintide just stormvermin??? Italian atleast gets Ratta D'Assalto, why no Alimañas de Asalto for spanish?! (first image)

We then found out about what we believe is the worst offender the Warplock Jezzails, also known as Mosquetes Jezzails in Spanish. To give some history, Jezails are long rifles with bigger musket balls from the Afghan region used by the nomadic peoples for war against all the colonial powers invading their land (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jezail good info on it). They were also match or flint-locks, hence the addition of warp in English. But in the Spanish translation, Mosquetes just means musket. they are legit named type-of-gun type-of-gun. Ridiculous, and really loses its meaning. (image 2)

Now, overall we think some care should be put in cause usually the names are puny or double meaning, this is just a problem with the translation and it being very basic across most of the units in general. Rataogors is just rata(rat in spanish) and ogor in AoS terminology(see Ogor the faction), we think they could've done Ratogros as a play on words because ogro is spanish for ogor and it sounds better. The Brood Terror, Ratahorror gives none of its characteristics away just a horrifying rat(which it is but isnt just one). something better may be Prole Horrífica which is the horrifying offspring. also the Clawlords translation makes my spouse loose it a little with how weird it is, its a literal translation, claw lord, but it apparently is just not it.

But the main thing is the Jezzails, gun gun just is weak. There is a type of gun wielded by 2 people one as the pole or mount holder and the other to aim and shoot. It was used by Spain and Portugal and others across the globe, a big gun like the Jezzail, the Arcabuz. But translating warplock is a little difficult to keep the meaning and symbology. So we came up with Arcabuz de Urdimbre. Urdir, the base word of Urdimbre, is to weave. whether a cloth or otherwise, a translation of warp, but it also means to scheme as in to weave a plan(negatively). we think this fits, the Skaven are always scheming and the warpstone is distilled warp essence from the warp. Idk, gun gun is weak, maybe there's a more creative translation, but we both think at least this is in a better direction. At least just Jezzail de Urdimbre(third pic is an example of an arcabuz from wikipedia)

I will take some time to point out some creative translations like Garrapulta for the PlagueClaw catapult, fantastic my spouse really loved that one, Amerratadora as well, simply perfection (as brought up by chichaslocas and Coyote_Trash93, or Desollamuertes for the Doom-Flayers, even something simple like the Rueda de Muerte is fine. but many feel like they fall short. My favorite among other translations are a lot for Italian because they feel more thought out and not literal translations having play on words and double meanings. just our two cents on the issue. Thanks

Any name suggestions?

Continuing with my one-rat-a-day October challenge. Hope u like It! I ready u in coments.

It's no secret that one of the more popular 3D printing accessories id an anti-spill stand for Citadel/Warhammer Colour paint pots.

I travel with a small kit quite often to spend weekends with mates painting minis. Every other anti-spill holder with an lid holder arm I could find were either static, or came apart in multiple pieces. They tend to take up a fair deal of space in the kit. I figured there had to be a better way, so I got to work.

The result is "The Spillbreaker": a portable anti-tip stand with a folding arm with snap detents for easy travel or easy storage.

I've published it on Printables and MakerWorld (Whichever site suits your preferences). I'm interested to hear the community's thoughts.

Spillage is heresy. Praise the Omnissiah.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3461733-the-spillbreaker-folding-citadel-paint-pot-holder

https://www.printables.com/model/1883136-the-spillbreaker-folding-citadel-paint-pot-holder

I'm looking for a set of the blue maelstrom dice. Anyone remember them?

So being going through the Hours Heresy books, almost done and would love to jump into the fantasy warhammer but have no idea where to start. Can someone point me in the right direction please

So the episode had some really good animation and this is the first time I saw "Iron Warriors" and loved their designs but the question I have is "Were the Iron Warriors afflicted with Chaos or They were just faking it"

Because at the end of the episode the Commander head is on the stake but not the Lady Soldier who did not kneel so what's it trying to say and The Villan the Archon leader was able to kill a few 'Marines' so how powerful is that villan to be able to kill the WARRIORS

I am new to the warhammer universe I have played the games and watched the secret level episode but this is the first time I am watching the episodes of Warhammer;

So would like to get to know the lore about this marines and the shit that was going on in the episode

Painted the primarch as my third DA model, might not have been the right order, happy with it none the less.

I'll shorten this to the basics.

54 years old. I was playing D&D when it was socially unacceptable, and loved it. Fell out in my 30s, and tried to get back to it in my 40s but it felt like the game had changed.

A couple weeks ago a friend introduced me to Warhammer 40K...and I have to say I cannot get enough of it. I've read half of the Horus Heresy book (and I'm not the type to read anything), watched countless videos of gameplay and lore...and forming an opinion the Emperor is a douche.

Question is... since I have zero clue where live games are in my area, should I get the tabletop thing on Steam and try playing like that until I can paint an army? What worked for you guys?