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This 6-film collection brings together long sought after films starring the legendary Chow Yun-Fat (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, The Killer, A Better Tomorrow). Featuring Triads: The Insi...

This 6-film collection brings together long sought after films starring the legendary Chow-Yun Fat (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, The Killer, A Better Tomorrow)?. Featuring Triads: The Ins...

This 6-film collection brings together long sought after films starring the legendary Chow Yun-Fat (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, The Killer, A Better Tomorrow). Featuring Triads: The Inside Story (1989), All About Ah-Long (1989), The Fun, The Luck & The Tycoon (1990), Now You See It, Now You Don't (1992), Treasure Hunt (1994) and Peace Hotel (1995).

The ex–deputy chief of Kowloon Motor Bus—where he haggled with politicians and triads over bus routes—is now helping build a HKD stablecoin.

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So, the youngest and I settled down on the sofa on Saturday morning to watch the preview that had streamed live the night before. Here’s what we’re most excited about, in reverse order. And believe me, what proved to be our #1 was a surprise to us. ## 3. Warhammer Tone Pro OK, I’ll be honest. I wasn’t _that_ excited when I first saw this. It seemed like Games Workshop’s take on concepts like The Army Painter’s flexible triads. But then I started seeing videos like this: > View this post on Instagram > > A post shared by Louise Sugden (@savage_ork_guy) And so, I’m interested again. That degree of self-levelling? It cold make a lot of paint jobs much easier. As long as they’re not too expensive, these could be a good addition to our paint armoury. The youngest and I might pop along to our local Warhammer store to try them out on Saturday. The Big Autumn Preview – Paint. Better.The new Warhammer Tone Pro range includes 150 new paintsWarhammer Community ## 2. Games Workshop is making RPGs again! As I’ve mentioned before, I am _old_. I bought my first RPG in around 1983. And it looked like this: My brother bought the first edition _Warhammer_ , which was as much a miniatures-based RPG as it was a wargame. I was a loyal player of _Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay_ back when it was published by Games Workshop, or its short-lived subsidiary Flame Publications. But then they got out of that business, Hogshead became the first licensee, and RPGs based on their settings became other people’s business, either directly, or indirectly working for the Black Industries imprint, a subsidiary of Black Library. Even at the most charitable read, it’s been 18 years since GW produced their own RPG. No longer. We now have Necromunda Roleplay to accompany Necromunda Skirmish! Now it’s my daughters’ turn to enjoy a GW RPG. Does this mean we might get roleplay content in _White Dwarf_ again, for the first time since it stopped being an RPG mag back in the 80s? ## 1. Kill Team: Armageddon We’re largely an Age of Sigmar household at the moment, although I’ve been flirting with Kill Team. Well, looks like the youngest will be joining me, as she was blown away by the Legion of the Damned in the new Kill Team season. Black, bones, flames? This fanned the fire of her growing metal heart. And then the Nobz were revealed. And _she doesn’t know which she loves more_. I feel this might be a purchase in our future. They are _very_ cool minis. * * * ### Bonus: we found Mum’s next cosplay She loves her some ~~dwarve~~ duardin. Hjulda Drakkblud is definitely her kind of gal. * * * What did you pick? The Big Autumn Preview – See all of the reveals hereHuge reveals for Warhammer 40,000, Kill Team, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and more.Warhammer Community

The ex-deputy chief of Kowloon Motor Bus—where he haggled with politicians and triads over bus routes—is now helping build a HKD stablecoin.