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Tobago - Lightning Review

Designer: Bruce Allen

Artist: Victor Boden

Publisher: Rio Grande Games

Year Published: 2009

No. of Players: 2-4

Ages: 10+

Playing Time: 60 minutes

Find more info on BoardGameGeek.com (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/42215/tobago/)

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Designer: Ta-Te Wu
Artist: Holly Chiu & Rachel Kim
Publisher: Sunrise Tornado Game Studio
Year Published: 2020
No. of Players: 1-5
Ages: 10+
Playing Time: 20-30 Minutes
Main mechanic / Theme: Trick-Taking / Food

Macaron offers a variety of mechanisms and modes for different player counts and game durations, providing a fair amount of strategic depth and replay value!

Find more info on BoardGameGeek.com / Kickstarter

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ClankUnboxing

Welcome to my Unboxing of Clank! Adventuring Party. For those who want to know "What's in the box?" I'm going to show you. This is going to be fairly pic heavy and text light. Let's get started.

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How to Paint Tabletop Quality Miniatures from a Tabletop Quality Painter, Part 2: Painting Your Miniatures

Now that you have your supplies and your minis are prepped and primed (Part 1 Supplies, Prep & Priming), it's time to get some paint on them! Make sure that your primer is good and dry before moving on to adding paint, I usually give it overnight at least so that there is no tackiness left anywhere on the model. At this point, you can leave your miniatures on the painting stick from priming them or transfer them to something that's easy to hold so that you can get to every angle of the miniature without actually touching it. I like to use old prescription pill bottles for this. They are comfortable and solid in my hand without being too big and accomodate most miniature sizes.The most common method that I use for getting my miniatures painted up to tabletop quality is a five step process consisting of: basecoat, wash, drybrush, highlights, and sealing. Remember that the number one ingredient to successful painting is confidence. I hope that by providing you with these basic techniques, you will have the confidence to convert that grey plastic in your game boxes into something that pops on the tabletop! I will provide pictures as I talk about the different steps in the process. Keep in mind, we are painting miniatures. Perfection is not necessary and most mistakes won't be super noticeable to the naked eye when the minis are on the table top. The camera, on the other hand, is a bit less forgiving!

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Army Painter Metallic Paint Set

Great metallics useable straight out of the bottle!

Find more info on Amazon.com