I have been working on the Glottkin for some time now, on and off. This is a very long-term project, as I keep changing my mind on how I want to do it. However, here is a foot I have been working on, as I haven’t posted a Work in Progress pic on anything for a while.
This is the second Ultramarines Lieutenant for my army. My Primaris Ultramarines are slowly becoming a sizeable force!
An Ultramarines Lieutenant for my army, the first of two for the time being!
Need to finish the pattern on his tabard, but this is Inquisitor Coteaz for my #Newyearnewarmy!
In the spare time I have had recently I have been working on test paint schemes for my #Newyearnewarmy Sisters of Battle. The scheme has to be fairly straight forward in order to replicate it a lot. Pretty happy with how this one has turned out.
The Dread Devils are complete! My Undead Blood Bowl team is ready to take on all-comers at their home ground, the Theatre of Screams!
These are the first miniatures for my Blood Bowl team the “Dread Devils”. Formerly the human Blood Bowl team the “Altdorf ‘Ammers”, the whole team mysteriously died in a tragic accident whilst on a fishing trip.
After seeing an opportunity too good to pass, the necromancer (and now head coach) Olly “Gunner” Soul-Shriek brought them back from the dead, and to his stadium, the “Theatre of Screams” for pre season training!
I shall be adding squad numbers and the like when the rest of the team is painted!
Back when I was a kid, my first ever army was Blood Angels. I had a very weird army, made up of the models from Space Crusade, and the odd metal miniature I managed to get my hands on.
Back then, 2nd Edition 40k saw the Blood Angels be the “poster boys” of the game, and everyone ran them. So I decided to go as the slightly under used chapter called Ultramarines….
Now as we all know, the Ultramarines have very much taken centre stage, but when Mephiston was released in full Primaris glory, the kid in me really wanted to paint it. So I did!
This was a really great model to paint, and whilst some of the details on him could do with a little extra work, I am happy with the result.
It’s always fun when we get a miniature that is slightly odd but loads of fun!
I remember, quite fondly, the Red Gobba from Gorkamorka, and decided to give him a quick paint job in his new plastic form!
