The guys are back after a much-needed holiday break! Kurt dives back into hobby mode, working on his 30K Raven Guard after a learning game at MasterMind Gaming in Huntsville. There was also a Necromunda learning game day over the break, giving the local scene plenty of tabletop action.

There’s no single main topic this week, but Kurt’s curiosity about the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game (MESBG) sparks a wide-ranging conversation. From Lord of the Rings and related video games to Star Wars, the upcoming Warhammer show on Amazon, the 500 Worlds campaign, and a bit of nostalgia for old rules, this episode is a relaxed, free-flowing chat across the hobby and beyond.

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Episode 21 – Wishlisting 11th Edition & Saying Goodbye to 10th

In their final episode of 2025, Mark settles into his new place, glues together more Epic Warpath models, and squeezes in a game of Heroscape with his roommate. Meanwhile, Kurt paints up three Genestealer Cult Ridgerunners and realizes he completely forgot to talk about his 40K game with Geoff, a Chaos Space Marines vs. GSC showdown!

For the main topic, the guys look back on Warhammer 40,000 10th Edition - what worked, what didn’t, and what they hope to see improved, added, or reinvented when 11th Edition finally arrives.

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Episode 20 - The Scale of Wargaming

This week, Mark and Kurt dive into the fascinating world of wargaming scales from tiny 8–10mm armies all the way up to 40mm heroes.

But first, hobby progress! Kurt has his 3D printer running nearly nonstop as he preps for a demo game of Epic Warpath, while Mark spends most of his time getting ready to move into his new place.

For the main topic, the guys break down the pros and cons of different game scales, how rules shift depending on battlefield size, and what it’s like painting everything from small forces to large centerpiece models. They also touch on using dice beyond the trusty D6 and why scale can completely change the feel of a game.

To wrap things up, they share a bit more Star Wars chatter.

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Episode 19 – Hobby Horror Stories

Mark builds some new BLKOUT models while Kurt picks out fresh bases for his Drukhari and starts mass-printing them. He also makes a huge although slightly hobby-adjacent purchase.

This week’s main topic is Hobby Horror Stories - from eBay disasters to glue-related mishaps, the guys share their funniest and most painful experiences from years in the hobby.

To wrap things up, they chat a bit about Star Wars and what’s been catching their attention in a galaxy far, far away.

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Episode 18 - Learning a New Army

Kurt’s been busy finishing Mandalorian costumes for the kids and reorganizing the game room with new bookcases, while Mark returns from his travels and gets a mountain of models primed and ready for paint.

On the gaming front, Kurt gets in one (and a half!) games with his Drukhari against Steve’s Imperial Guard.

For this week’s main topic, the guys dive into learning a new army - sharing their best tips, tricks, and strategies to help you hit the table fast and start mastering a new force.

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Webway Radio Episode 17 – Tournaments and Events

With Mark out of town, Kurt invites Jackson to co-host this episode!

For hobby progress, Jackson continues work on his Thousand Sons-themed Chaos Knights and debates making some changes to his TSons army. Meanwhile, Kurt tears apart his hobby room to install new bookshelves and upgrade his storage setup.

In Games Played, Kurt tests out the new Drukhari Codex and enjoys a fun D&D session with his kids.

The main topic this week is tournaments and events - Kurt and Jackson share their experiences attending both singles and team events, offering insights and stories. To wrap things up, Jackson talks about how he first got into Warhammer 40K.

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Episode 16 – Customizing Your Army

Hobby progress is light this week as Kurt’s been busy camping and prepping for a big game day at his house, while Mark dusts off some classic Warhammer Fantasy models and sneaks in another game of Heroscape.

The main topic is all about customizing your army - from giving generic characters a personal touch to creating unique bases and everything in between. To close things out, the guys chat about the Tron soundtrack and share their thoughts on the latest Batman movie.

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Episode 15 - Heresy Book Club Part 2 (Books 5–8)

For hobby progress, Mark assembles a box of Warhammer Fantasy models for Heroscape, while Kurt begins repainting his Drukhari vehicles. On the tabletop, Kurt tests out a new Genestealer Cult list against Austin’s Space Marines - and let’s just say it didn’t go according to plan.

The main event is Heresy Book Club Part 2, where Kurt and Mark cover the highlights of Fulgrim, Descent of Angels, Legion, and Battle for the Abyss - full of lore, drama, and plenty of spoilers.

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Episode 14 - Randomness in Wargaming

Mark continues trimming down his collection and paints up a unit of Krieg for a non-Warhammer game, while Kurt makes big strides on his Genestealer Cult - finishing four units, magnetizing bases, and experimenting with colored grass tufts. He also prints some impressive destroyed Warlord Titan terrain and squeezes in half a game against Jackson’s Thousand Sons.

This week’s main topic: randomness in wargaming. The guys dive into the role of chance, from the swing of dice rolls to the old templates vs. blasts debate, and even the idea of shifting Warhammer to a completely different dice system.

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Episode 13 - Wishlisting 40K Units

The community says goodbye to a local FLGS, and the guys ask the important question: do purchases count as hobby progress? Mark picks up a Saturnine box and clears out some of his pile of shame, while Kurt introduces the concept of the “Miniverse” and gets started painting his 30K Death Guard.

On the gaming front, Mark faces off against Austin in a game of 40K and then runs an intro game of BLKOUT.

For this week’s main topic, Kurt and Mark dive into some good old-fashioned wishlisting - discussing what new units or models they’d love to see added to each current Warhammer 40K army.

To close out the episode, the guys celebrate six months of Webway Radio!

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