Moving big units of Warhammer troops can be tiresome and difficult. Guest columnist Hyun shows a simple DIY way to magnetize your army’s bases and movement trays, making movement a snap.

The Alpha scores an interview with the man behind brilliant UK zombie maker Studio Miniatures, Mr. John Hamilton.

We’ve all had top-heavy minis tip over on the tabletop. Guest columnist Hyun explains three easy methods for weighting bases to solve this chronic problem.

Tabletop gaming is fun, but sometimes we all get in the mood to smash some digital zombies. Zombie Shooter delivers what in promises, pitting a heavily-armed supersoldier against endless hordes of the undead. Let the carnage begin!

Why pay GW $40 for a place to paint? Guest columnist Hyun shows the easy way to make a portable painting station on the cheap.

The word photography literally means “the study of light,” so it’s no surprise that properly using it can make or break your miniatures pictures. This simple tutorial will help you take the best possible pics of your masterpieces.

In another of our ongoing series of reprints, Kyun take a look at the endlessly useful line of Sakura Micron Pens.

You may have heard of the famous “miracle dip” technique that’s all the rage these days on the miniature painting forums. But what is it? How is it done? What do the results look like? The Screaming Alpha answers all these question and more with our first video tutorial.

In another of our ongoing reprint series, Kyun offers tips on getting a great flat finish on your minis using non-toxic Testor’s Model Master Acryl.

In another of our ongoing series of Wee Toy Soldier reprints, Kyun experiences a rare disaster as an experiment in brush-on flat coating goes awry.