Outriders Lair - A Games Day Photo Archive begining in 1996, terrain info, alternative rules and much more.
This guy is a painting GOD...Ral Partha, Citadel, Grendier and lots of OOP and unique conversions.
Nurgle, Norse, Nacromunda and the mighty Snotling Army!
These guys are maniacs at conversions! What I have here is only a sample check ou there site.
M.F. DrolShagen's extensive Warhammer Web site...in German...just use the IE5 Babel Fish to translate.
www.goh-clan.de
Dave's web site featuring AD&D and Warhammer related information and mini galleries, you gotta see his AD&D painted minis, especially the Undead Werewolf...amazing!
If you liked the Dragons of Caledor minis check out their site.
John Haire's painted figure page.
Battle Dress Professional Miniature Painting Service.
This is Ronald's Web Site.
If they don't have it...you don't need it.
Tommy Punk's Warhammer/Mordheim web site. Mr. Punk is one of the mh_lustria discussion group moderators.
A fantastic gaming site, very complete and makers of free web banners like all of my banners and the beautiful Lustria Webring banner link. Check out their Dark Elf Warband.
We handmake tools for modeling and detailing small and miniature figures in earth clays, Plasticine, polymer clays (Super Sculpey, FIMO, PREMO, etc), epoxy modeling compounds, paper clays, and other modeling compounds.
The Virtual Alchemist is a re-seller of rare and collectible miniatures and games, specializing in the hard to find. If you collect miniatures for war games we can help.
An incredible sight for terrain building: materials, techniques, photos, etc.
GWs home page. They don't endorse this site, but I sure have endorsed them over the years
Warhammer News Group
rec.games.miniatures.warhammer
I love this service...it has simplified buying and selling on eBay so much it's got to be seen to be believed.
Home Page of Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI)- a distributed computing project run by Berkeley.
The Home Page of the SETI Club I belong to. We're in the top 100 for data units completed. I'm crunching data for SETI on 4 Gateway computers. They are a 400MhZ Pentium II w/ 128MB RAM on dial-up access, a 500MhZ Pentium III w/ 128MB RAM on an ISDN and 3, 300MhZ Pentium II w/ 32MB RAM on an ISDN.
