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I've spent countless hours browsing various miniature stores and their collections of miniatures lines, and have collected nice collection of prepainted miniatures for various genres. I've started to create articles of these collected miniatures; My series for Sword & Sorcery is now complete (for now), but what I really wanted to bring out here is the post about getting a cheap base collection for modern/cyberpunk games. For this, we can thank collectible miniatures lines with very rare miniatures and singles stores!

 To the article: Prepainted miniatures for Cyberpunk/Modern: A great, versatile collection with budget

Ps. I've linked all the miniatures to one singles store, from which I've bought most of the minis. Links allow you to gather a collection easily from there as well as getting additional photos (and information) about those minis - if you want to use another store just go ahead! 

Want to create powerful visual effects to your games with easy modelling techniques? This post will show you how fire can be used to make your tabletop look more impressive, whether you're using maps or 3d terrain.

See the post: Using modelled fire in your games

Another earlier post shows you how to actually create the fires.

Flaws are important part of any character. Unless the game is pure dungeon delving only aiming to maximum loot and xp, roleplaying character flaws can be part of any game, even D&D4E. Game masters have tools for rewarding good roleplaying right in their hands!

You can read more about the topic at Shaper & Maker:

Character creation: Flaws make the character