Fulgrim has been sat on my desk, at various stages of completion since he came out. He is a big complicated model, so there has been loads of interruptions (mostly the heat if I am honest!), but he is finally complete!
I try not to commit too much time into minis these days, they are gaming pieces, and there’s a fine balance to be had between quality and speed. But I am pretty happy with how he has turned out!
I have been playing about with 3D printing recently, and I thought I would start with making my own armour kit for a Rhino tank. I’d do a lot different with the next project, but for a first go I am pretty happy with the result!
I was lucky enough to get my hands on some of the new Emperor’s Children minis, and after looking at them all, and building a few, I decided I had to paint one! Everything is slightly bigger and more accessible on these compared to Thousand Sons, or Chaos Space marines. It makes painting the trim and the backpacks much less of a chore!
After finishing Horus, I promised myself I wouldn’t get any more resin Primarch models. The sculpts are fantastic, but the detail is lost, or slightly off in so many places, due to the moulding process, it makes painting them a pain.
But, I couldn’t resist with Fulgrim, the new 40K Emperors Children models inspired me to get him painted up!
I decided to paint up the Heresy Librarian as a Sorcerer Lord for my Thousand Sons. I think I may end up using him as a second Infernal Master (may ven sculpt some lil daemons for his base at some point!), but I did originally intend for him to be a Sorcerer Lord.
First painted mini of the month is this Kharadron Overlords Admiral. I wanted to try and quickly mock up my own colour scheme, based on how I painted my Warhammer Fantasy army back in the day!
I have managed to end the year with one last unit of Vampire gribblies. These three Vargheists round out my 1000 point Vampire army list, and if the rumours are to be believed, we may be due some new gribblies in the not-too-distant future!