This second part in gaming with the next generation goes over playing Kings of War with my son and the things I do to keep him interested in the game.

Now that 40K's 8th edition isn't as shiny and new as it once was, I thought I'd share my feelings on it and offer some suggestions.

I want to share a tutorial on how I strip paint from plastic and metal models/miniatures using Dettol. This will remove paint, primer, and super glue. It's also easy to do and is affordable.

I've been doing some painting on my Chaos Possessed unit that I converted a few years ago. It's a big experiment, but I'm having fun with it.

Storage can be an irritating conundrum when playing wargames of any kind really. I have gone for years with just placing the models into bubble wrap lined cardboard boxes. So, I started to hunt for an acceptable way to store all my minis in cases. I am going to share some thoughts and observations in

Toys are a great cheap way to get some models for your wargaming armies. However, what do you think about it? Here's what I think.

I've always loved the Maulerfiend. It was also a great choice in previous editions, and it remains a great choice in 8th edition. In fact, it got some pretty serious improvements. So, check out my review, see the new options, and how you should be using the Maulerfiend in your 40K games.

I picked up some Breakers from MOM Miniatures. I wanted to use them in a few of my different armies, and the price was very affordable. So, I picked up the models and wanted to share my review of them.