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Would love to get some tips about great blogs to add to my Flipboard. They could be about painting, gaming or anything to do th miniatures really.

http://realmofchaos80s.blogspot.se - the original Oldhammer blog. Great articles on old (80s/early 90s) GW stuff, and he's a great painter too.

http://taleofpainters.blogspot.se - a group of painters who post their beautiful work along with some great tutorials.

Would still love some good answers to this, thought I'd up this instead of creating a new one

These blogs always seem to have some interesting content on them.

http://angrypiper.com/gaming/
http://leadcapes.blogspot.co.uk/

There's some other guy who has a pretty decent painting blog, covering things such as Genestealer Cult and superheroes, but its not my place to plug that

http://hoodlinghole.blogspot.se A guys blog about his hobby, fantasy with epic battles and tournament reports.
http://battlebunnies.blogspot.se A Blog about their 30k armies.

These are my personal favourites. Always excellent stuff on them

A friend of mine has a blog with some great painting of a fairly wide variety of fantasy minis. What I find most intriguing is his unique and consistent worldview and painting style.
http://mdarrow.blogspot.com

If I may be allowed to toot my own horn, check the blog in my sig. It's our club's blog. It is is updated often and focuses mostly on reviews and AAR's of indie games, less-common lines of figures and LOTS of DIY terrain and vehicles.