This video popped up on my feed today, figured I'd add it to the blog.  Duncan Rhodes (now of Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy and of pre...

A couple of months ago, YouTube Midwinter Minis did a nice unboxing video of the 2nd edition starter box.  A starter box which is in shockin...

Occasionally a well-known YouTube channel will run a review of 2nd edition materials.  I've decided to link them here for people who get...

Codex Chaos set a new standard when it arrived.  Unfortunately it was subject to a lot of power creep, but the codex is huge - absolutely ...

The first of the official Space Marine codices, Space Wolves introduce a lot of options which would later be abused by not-so-scrupulous g...

Codex Imperial Guard was a big deal when it came out.  It solidified the scattered Imperial bits from previous editions and army lists.  I...

Codex Angels of Death was a large tome included a heap of information for running both the Blood Angels and Dark Angels.  This is a large...

Sisters of Battle, the Codex, snuck in just before the end of 2nd edition - it's often lamented because of this fact.  Sisters is the...

The original "bugs" (or dinosaurs depending on who you ask...) the Tyranids codex combined a fleshed out Tyranid army and a Gene...

Codex Orks was the last hurrah of the vibrant coloured, bizarre and wild Orks.  In 2nd edition, Orks were organized around clans and diffe...

The Eldar Codex from 2nd edition was the first real time that scattered Eldar units (previously Space Elves) were consolidated and fleshed...

The "Ultramarines" codex from 2nd edition served as "the" Marine codex.  With the exception of the included special c...