A miniature is a small-scale representation of a game element used in miniature wargames, role-playing games, and other tabletop games.
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Is using Quickshade a good way to finish miniature painting?
Recently I've discovered that Army Painter is selling a can of pigmented varnish called Quickshare. Has anyone had any experience with this or other similar products? On the pictures I've found models ...
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Battletech Pure Miniature Play
Did anyone play pure miniature play in Battletech? i.e. Off hex maps? Was it particularly difficult?
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What is the most cost effective Warhammer box set based on size and number of models?
I've only been able to find comparison of points/price ratio of single armies. What I'm looking for are the best quality models (number of models/box, size of models etc.) for the lowest price.
So, ...
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What can Protectorate do to counter Epic Haley's Feat?
So, I have a friend who plays Cygnar in Warmachine. I play Protectorate, and he has been playing a LOT of Epic Haley. Her feat basically makes you 1) Forfeit either an action or a movement and 2) He ...
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Do you know any good miniature wargame that is fairly easy to learn and play?
I have various miniatures (sci-fi and fantasy one), some grounds (tree, hills, barricades) and many many dices. I host regularly every week in a Barcelona bar a boardgame meeting with new people to ...
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Miniature painting - what does it mean to seal the model?
I was watching a couple of miniature painting tutorials and both times the narrator referred to "sealing" the model. I'm not quite sure what he meant by this. What does sealing a model refer to?
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What has been the popularity trend for D&D Miniatures?
How have D&D Miniatures been faring in terms of popularity? Has it been decreasing or increasing; slowly or fast? Recently (as in the last year), and if possible, on a broader scale as well. On ...
