Today I am lucky enough to be able to review some miniatures from Avatars of War. This time it's the first of their 'WarCast' unit boxes, the plastic Dwarf Berserkers.

Studio painted selection

But before I go into the review of the miniatures, a bit of info about AoW in case you haven’t heard of them before;

For #miniaturemonday this week I decided to do a blog post covering a conversion I've wanted to do for a while - a Infinity Nomad Sniper. In game terms it's a bit of an oddity as you'd usually be better off having the Multi Sniper Rifle on a more powerful unit, but as part of a Link Team it could be quite nasty.

Anyway, here goes. Some plasticard rod, 1mm metal wire, the 'bunny girl' Moderator, an Intruder Sniper's Multi Sniper Rifle (for comparisons) and one of Antenociti's resin spaceship bases.

Following on from part one, some more photos from PAW 2012.

First up, some of the other SF&F tables. Beasts & Bionics' very nice-looking Puplp City game, I believe using Sarissa precision buildings:

You've got to love a knitted TARDIS!

Today I was down in Plymouth for day one of Plymouth Association of Wargamers' annual games convention, running an infinity participation table.

Exhausting but a lot of fun, quite a few people appear to have caught the bug - helped by Corvus Belli supplying me with a bunch of promotional blisterpacks, badges and posters to hand out to participants!

The first task was to get everything there, it's amazing what you can fit in a Smart:

Welcome to my review of Relics from the guys from Tor Gaming a skirmish based game with some of the most original miniatures around.

I will be looking at the rulebook that is available on-line from Wargame Vault. There are two versions available, one for $10.00 (USD) that includes all of the rules and army lists, and a free 'Starter' version (missing rules on Magic, Morale, Command and Lingering Effects, and only has army lists for figures in the Starter Cans). As always I will be covering the usual FMRRMWYGFYMS system of reviews.

Another month of releases from Corvus Belli today, in the midsts of website problems.

For Ariadna, the Cameronian.

This is the first of the full 'werewolf' figures that I really like, although Duroc isn't bad. From the pistol-like Chain Rifles to the sporran and massize axe the detailing and pose feels much more cohesive than the earlier models.

For Haqqislam, the Janissary from the starter pack, now available on his own.