http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?community=true&catId=&categoryId=300004&pIndex=0&aId=9000001&start=1

Notice how much better the slaye sword minie look when, on the other hand... several minies are rather out of focus and completely bleached out. My only hope that between GW and the Stuff of Legends we will have one decent set. ...

This entry turned out to be rather long so if you want to skip verbiage just go in side.

The Official coverage is up on GW site.  
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?community=true&catId=&categoryId=300004&pIndex=0&aId=9000001&start=1

First and foremost I would like to apologize for the poor quality of images. The lesson learned never use strange cameras J. I also had my daughter in tow and that really limited my mobility. People who attend these events know that it takes some dancing around waiting for people to leave and so on to catch a spot that doesn’t reflect all these stupid lamps from the ceiling – rather difficult when you have 7 years old kid with you who easily gets bored and tired...

Since my camera is somewhere in China I have nothing better to do but posting links.

Verm1s on the Warseer forums posted the most comprehensive test results for new GW washes I've seen so far. His original posting is here

http://warseer.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2665054&postcount=83

and actual image - pretty, but kinda meaningles without his description

is here ...

Somebody on 40konline.com found an amazing tool out there - a cute little webpage that matches paints from different manufacturers against each other. It has, I don't know how many manufactures... more then 30 for sure, and it matches paints again each other.

And here is the link to the site

http://colors.silicon-dragons.com/full_line.php...

I finished this guy recently. The idea of the base emerged from discussion on Relic forum. The headpiece of the spirit came from GW's Empire Wizard kit, the rest for sculpted. Thoughts and critics are always appreciated.

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