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A Brand New Year!



Hey Everyone! Welcome to the New Year post on The Art of Caesura!

 I hope you're having a lovely holiday season - all bundled by the fire (or out on the beach, depending on your hemisphere!). Christmas has just past and it's only a few days till New Year - where did this year go!?

 Long time Caesurians will know that I like to save the annual retrospective for the blog's birthday in a couple weeks, so today we'll look ahead at some of the exciting miniatures we'll be exploring in 2019. 

 I'm happy to say that I managed to paint something from every big boxed game that I got this past year. I also managed to finish off painting all of the models from Silver Tower and am just about done the last few busts from The World of Smog: On Her Majesty's Service, I even started my Kharadron Overlords army with a bang. But before I get too comfortable on my laurels, there's still loads of The World of Smog: Rise of Moloch, Zombicide: Green Horde, Necromunda, Blood Bowl and some new additions:

One can always use more Sky Dwarves (my birthday present to myself)! 



My favourite Necromunda gang yet! 



Can't wait to give the Nighthaunt a go, and learn this (seemingly) great game!



My wife preordered this for my birthday I am ridiculously excited about this game (the blurriness of the photo only helps to demonstrate my excitement)! I love Silver Tower and, from what I've read and seen, am stoked for the changes that have been made here. Plus the models are gorgeous!



So how am I going to accomplish all of this you ask? Why with my wife's Christmas present to me: a snazzy new project box!


 See you next week as we get settled into a new year on The Art of Caesura!
Watching: Homecoming
Eating: Turkey, ham, mince pies, cake...everything really. 

Next Week:

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