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Check out Anyaral: Jewels of the Teralin Coast by World of Twilight on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/any...
Anyaral: Jewels of the Teralin Coast
Chapter 1: Stirrings of Sedition
www.kickstarter.com
August 23, 2026 at 6:11 PM
tabletopsentinel.com
That’s it for our #Salute2025 highlights! We've covered @nightfall.games metal apocalypse, @ospreygames.bsky.social sneaky rulebook release, Twilight's unique Anyaral world, #WarFulcrum stunning WW1 battlefields. Full coverage here l.d20.ninja/54j25wxx And also part 1 l.d20.ninja/4s6esccs #salute52
Ten Hut! The Best Miniatures and Demo Games from Salute, Part One
The biggest event of the UK’s wargaming calendar, Salute took place this past weekend, and I’m pleased to have been in attendance. However, this year’s Salute was very different for me. Whilst this w...
l.d20.ninja
April 17, 2025 at 8:53 PM
tabletopsentinel.com
Twilight Miniatures World of Anyaral brings the Fubarnii Empire to #Salute2025! A stunning diorama with reptilian warriors, riverboats and sea monsters that illustrate the marriage of Michael Thorp's sculpts and rich lore to create a different wargaming experience l.d20.ninja/4s6esccs #salute52
A display of the Anyaral: the world of twilight miniatures at salute 2025
April 17, 2025 at 8:25 PM
tabletopsentinel.com
Michael Thorp unveils new mounted miniatures for Anyaral: The World of Twilight. Hand-sculpted Dhogus and mounts, bursting with character, demonstrate the love and passion indie wargames radiate. https://tinyurl.com/2u36y8jc #Anyaral #TwilightMiniatures #IndieWargames #FantasyGaming #TabletopGames
Three intricately painted mounted miniatures on snowy bases, featuring riders with vibrant armor and detailed sculpting, showcasing fantasy-style creatures.
February 7, 2025 at 3:18 PM
ceda-kuru-qan.bsky.social
No, I'm not that good. It's the engineer cottage from Anyaral: The World of Twilight miniatures range
May 5, 2026 at 8:11 AM
muddypaw.bsky.social
Do you still sell that little resin shingled round house with the chimney? That would fit right in (ducks and Anyaral)
July 27, 2025 at 2:16 PM
onsibuno.bsky.social
finally finished those, not my best paintjob but i learned a lot and made mistakes up until the very end
i still have a mounted captain to prime and apply all i've learned
sorry about the ass photo lol
photograph of painted miniatures from World of Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral. little guys looking like dinosaurs wearing blue and orange armors.
January 11, 2026 at 12:23 PM
onsibuno.bsky.social
and they're painted ! had a lot of fun with these !!
#WorldOfTwilight #ChroniclesOfAnyaral
Photograph of 5 painted miniatures from the Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral, focus is on the Devanu Sempa, among grunt units known as grishak Photograph of 5 painted miniatures from the Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral, focus is on the Devanu Sempa, among grunt units known as grishak this time pictured from the side
November 3, 2025 at 10:40 AM
onsibuno.bsky.social
started another batch of Anyaral miniatures a few days ago
4 grishak and 1 Devanu Sempa, I got them from the starter pack
#MiniaturePainting #WorldOfTwilight #ChroniclesOfAnyaral
Photograph of 5 unpainted metal miniatures, focus is on the grunt units known as grishak Photograph of 5 unpainted metal miniatures, focus is on the devanu sempa leading the pack from behind
October 31, 2025 at 5:51 PM
onsibuno.bsky.social
progress on the laden Baruks from world of twilight: chronicles of Anyaral
Two colorfully painted laden Baruks from world of twilight: chronicles of Anyaral
October 2, 2025 at 5:34 PM
onsibuno.bsky.social
Quite excited to have received my world of twilight minis and immediately started building the caravan
the metal miniature figurine reprensinting a fubarnii caravaneer and two laden Baruk from world of twilight: chronicles of Anyaral the metal miniature figurine reprensinting a fubarnii caravaneer and two laden Baruk from world of twilight: chronicles of Anyaral
September 26, 2025 at 7:55 PM
badbabybunny.bsky.social
There is a video review on boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/17...
World of Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral
Welcome to Anyaral, a world caught between light and darkness.
boardgamegeek.com
January 11, 2025 at 8:43 AM
badbabybunny.bsky.social
Anyaral: the world of twilight can be played with pretty small forces. Certainly whimsical.
January 11, 2025 at 8:40 AM
idgnicholson.bsky.social
From World of Twilight :Chronicles of Anayaral, a skirmish game. Twilight, the World of Anyaral Twilight, the World of Anyaral worldoftwilight.com
Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral
A Fantasy Skirmish Wargame
worldoftwilight.com
April 30, 2026 at 9:08 PM
fenrisgames.com
I need to finish some of my Ducktown egg houses and nests, they'd suit Anyaral.
July 27, 2025 at 1:30 PM
fogoumodels.bsky.social
Quar-ish, Anyaral: World of Twilight-ish, and just generally cute and bright. Could hang well with stuff like Monkstone, Burrows and Badgers, Nightfolk, etc etc...
January 29, 2025 at 4:12 PM
fogoumodels.bsky.social
Another vote for the Anyaral/World of Twilight minis, criminally underrated!
October 21, 2023 at 6:59 PM
mckelvie.bsky.social
Now I'm a bit more settled, tackling my huge painting backlog. So, finishing:

-Moonstone starter set
-Halo Flashpoint
-Twlight Anyaral
-10mm Gaslands set
-Anno Domini 1666 box
-0200 Hours starter
-Port Royal factions
-Lightning Strike mechs and ships

Thankfully it's all skirmish level!
December 13, 2025 at 5:21 PM
imgorad.bsky.social
Mike's stuff is what would have happened if Jim Henson had discovered Green Stuff before felt.

They're charming minis, all of his previous projects have been successfully completed, and he's a nice bloke as well.

www.kickstarter.com/projects/any...
Anyaral: Jewels of the Teralin Coast
Chapter 1: Stirrings of Sedition
www.kickstarter.com
August 11, 2026 at 8:19 PM
imgorad.bsky.social
Also check out "Twilight: The World of Anyaral" (not about sparkly vampires, more of a Labyrinth vibe) and have a look at the participation game from @badbabybunny.bsky.social, they're always a blast.
April 8, 2026 at 11:28 AM
imgorad.bsky.social
Now, I hear that some people just glue their miniatures into the slotted bases. I have never found a glue which I trusted with that task, so I have developed a method which uses at least one retaining bolt.

Be honest: am I overdoing this German overengineering thing?
The basic problem is fitting a tabbed metal miniature into a slotted plastic base. The two materials are not great for being glued together and so I am putting my trust in a more mechanical approach. I am starting off by fitting the miniature's tab in the base's slot. Then marking the lines where the bolts are going to be so I know where to drill the tab and file the base. And when I say bolts, I mean lengths of 0.5mm hardened steel wire. Next I'm drilling the holes in the tab. I drill in increments from alternate sides to reduce the risk of the hole being skew-whiff, i.e. anything but perpendicular to the tab. The miniature is by Twilight miniature for the Anyaral: The world of Twilight setting (complete lack of sparkly vampires). Then I'm filing the slots/grooves in the base. I am using a Dremel (actually a Proxxon) for that, because it is just plastic. As you can see, the autofocus cannot get its electronic head around what I did there, sorry about that. Next comes fitting the bolt(s). This can be a very fiddly process which involves a pair of narrow-nosed pliers (partly visible out of focus on the right) and some occasionally blue air. It is a very satisfying feeling when you get it right, though. Incidentally, the little pin which goes vertically into the base farther down goes straight into the foot of the mini and will be glued to the side of the slot walls. It is there because the tab was not fully cast and thus not connected to the mini's other foot, and I am - as you may have gathered - a very careful person. Actually, looking at it now, that piece of straight wire should better have been a nail. Oh well, next time. The bolts are then secured with blobs of superglue and the rest of the slot is filled in with UV-curing resin.
February 3, 2026 at 2:04 PM
imgorad.bsky.social
I bought the original MDF kit in 2018 and immediately set to rebuilding it from scratch, learning how to steam-shape wood, mill brass, and so on. And so now, a paltry 8 years later, the wagon itself is finished, made from walnut and brass (treated with linseed oil to bring out the grain).
The original MDF kit for the Twilight, World of Anyaral setting. Purchased from Mike at Salute 2018 (the above is the promo picture, I did not assemble it). My version of the wagon from the side. The wheels are made of sections of walnut strips, steam-bent into shape. That took quite a lot of time and experiments, and the main reason it took me 8 years to build the wagon is the fact that I spent about 6 of them psyching myself up to do the second wheel. Even though I only burnt myself once. The wheels are held together by tension, i.e. the spokes are pressing the wooden segments against the metal rim. I only cheated by drilling the holes for the nails long enough so the nails through the outer rim extend quite comfortably into the spokes, thus keeping everything together against sideways pressure. The top view of the wagon. The logs being transported are bits of a cherry tree from my garden which I chopped off right after I got home from Salute. All those years of slow-drying in the cellar made them into really good lumber models. All of the rest of the wagon is oiled walnut, all the metal fittings are brass which I cut, shaped or milled to size. Again, all of this holds together as fitted, none of the bits are glued. The wagon from the front. You may notice that these are different draft animals from the ones for which the original kit was intended. That is because I wanted a proper yoke which looked halfway realistic in terms of feasibility of the construction. That together with the fact that my wagon is way more substantial than the original thin MDF meant that the original animals looked like they would be crushed to mush, never mind being able to pull the wagon. Thankfully, Mike (who is the man behind Twilight and makes great miniatures which you should totally buy) had a keen interest in my project and so pushed these two beauties to the top of his production queue so I had them when I needed them. They look capable of doing the job. Now all I have to do is paint them.
January 16, 2026 at 10:03 AM
imgorad.bsky.social
Make sure to swing by @badbabybunny.bsky.social . Great vibes, great participation games, great people, great fun. I presume you already have @badsquiddogames.bsky.social and @fenrisgames.com on your list? Also look out for Anyaral World of Twilight: absolutely charming minis and people.
April 4, 2025 at 11:07 AM
imgorad.bsky.social
Check out Bad Squiddo Games, always worth a look. As is the Anyaral, World of Twilight range (nothing to do with sparkly vampires). And have a look at the participation games run by Bunny Badger Games, even if you don't have time to actually play.
March 29, 2025 at 2:31 PM