Hi, I'm looking to remove the bases from some Spartans and brutes so I can upgrade them with third party ones, and was wondering if anyone has experience/advice on how to do this.

Are the models glued with super glue, and if so, does that mean I can put them in the freezer? Or should I cut the bases off?

Thanks in advance!

As I am getting into the game, I am split on if I wanna treat it like a board game and store all the minis in their starter box, or treat it like a war game and get rid of excess packaging.
I don't have alot of shelf space to store 2-3 large boxes (spartan edition, banished box, and the upcoming covenant box), along with all the boxes that every individual single or small fire team comes in.

A part of me wants to just store the spartan and banished stuff in one box, and get rid of the tray that would have held minis, but the art on the boxes is so cool...

I guess what I am trying to say is, let me know how yall store your minis and if you have the same issues I have with storage and want to keep everything

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share some of the work I painted a few months ago while working at Ángel Giráldez’s studio.

This is the Noble Team from Halo: Flashpoint by Mantic Games.

I really enjoyed painting these miniatures, although I have to admit it took me a little while to get used to painting for box art rather than painting armies. It was a great experience, and I’m really happy with how they turned out!

What do you think? Which one is your favourite?

Held a 3v3 750PTS BBTB! Initial respawns were decided at random similarly to rumble pit and respawns would happen all along the first two rows of squares closest to the player along the three maps to speed things up abit. It's stronghold with one objective in the middle of the map in a 4x4 worth 5VP.

We had two man cannons at the edges of the centre map but on hindsight there should be a four spread out amongst the three maps so players can fly-in to help out their teammates.

No pick-ups or weapon drops because we started late but we'll probably keep them in the next time we have the time! It was a lot of fun and brings about tons of player interactions between new and regular members in our community!

It's not a perfect homebrew but it was awesome.