A few weeks ago, I talked about adding a chariot troop type to my games of Hobgoblin. I was also lacking a flying monster option, and why get one when you can get three?
This clutch of dragons from Ral Partha works well at 15mm, though I think they’re actually designed to represent adolescent dragons in 28mm games. The smaller the scale, the bigger they get, eh? I did a very quick contrast and drybrush job on my trio, and I’m happy enough with the outcome.
I’m also really enjoying this Epic Forge hardcover battlemaps book.
There are 30 unique maps of various fantasy flavours and settings, and you can even draw on them with erasable markers, if you’re so inclined. It could easily form the basis of a portable miniature game setup for the travelling enthusiast.
But enough about me and my stuff, what else is going on out there?
- Bombardiers, Hussar cavalry, and Grenadiers in Swedish cuffs. Here are some Seven Year War Prussians from Claymore Castings.
- Wasteland DJ RedEye comes to life in miniature as part of the Modiphius Fallout range.
- You can almost feel the squishy crunch of these Alien Infestation Basing Bits underfoot. Anyone who lives with a four-year-old and has laminate flooring will relate.
- Stonemason Spork has designed this brilliant Retro Fantasy Watchtower for the dwarves. Hopefully they don’t find out he’s also been working for the elves.
- Pendraken has a bunch of new 10mm Gauls, infantry, cavalry, chariots, and potentially, a guy with no trousers.
- Even if you don’t play Dropfleet Commander, I bet painting an entire city would be a satisfying project and hobby palette cleanser.
On the Podcast: Your Hobby Updates: April 2026
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