GAMES WORKSHOP - CHAOS
This was a commission piece I did for a customer who found me through E-Bay. He never came through on payment so I put it up for auction. I ended up getting 3x my asking price! Overall a fun model to paint, so many possibilities for great paint schemes.
REVENGER LIGHT WARJACK
WARMACHINE - PROTECTORATE
My first venture into Warmachine. I like the pose-ability of the figure. The arms of this figure meet the body at ball and cup joints. This allows for limitless choices in how to pose the arms. I was also impressed with how clean the casting was. This is an all metal model and was a far cleaner cast than the Games Workshop models I had become accustomed to.
CATACHAN VETERAN SQUAD
GAMES WORKSHOP - IMPERIAL GUARD
When I finally started playing 40K I wanted to put to use the hodgepodge of Imperial Guard figures in my inventory. The majority of my figures were Catachan, but I had a few Praetorian, Moridian and Valhallan. What better solution than a Veteran Squad? Veterans (survivors), the best of their respective divisions united in battle as a veteran squad. This Veteran squad was outfitted in urban camo with red head wear.
**UPDATE** I have recently stripped these down to bare metal and added the standard Catachan models to my Catachan army in a standard camo. The two rogue trader era commissars have been painted as commissars and the rest set unpainted until I decide their fate.
**UPDATE** I have recently stripped these down to bare metal and added the standard Catachan models to my Catachan army in a standard camo. The two rogue trader era commissars have been painted as commissars and the rest set unpainted until I decide their fate.
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CATACHAN DEVILS VETERAN SQUAD GAMES WORKSHOP - IMPERIAL GUARD
Yeah Games Workshop makes a Sgt. Harker figure, but I wasn't in the mood for that. You see I had lot of extra Catachan Infantry lying around and a whole lot of bits to play with so I went about making my own and a squad for him to lead.
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GAMES WORKSHOP - IMPERIAL GUARD
These five represent the first of my Kasrkin Stormtroopers. I hope to soon accompany them with a Vendetta for transport onto the battlefield. In the meantime they'll have to join the melee via deepstrike.
GAMES WORKSHOP - Space Marines
When I first got back into Warhammer 40k I wasn't sure what army I wanted to play yet but I had a lot of Space Marines lying around begging to be painted. I ended up making this Tac-Squad which I later traded. I really enjoyed working on this squad and made use of some old second edition bitz as well as a bit of Apoxie Sculpt.
CATACHAN SENTINELS
GAMES WORKSHOP - IMPERIAL GUARD
Oldies but goodies. I painted these back in oh... 2003 or so. I think they hold up pretty well. I have a total of 6 so I may strip and repaint a squad but I haven't made up my mind yet.
GAMES WORKSHOP - IMPERIAL GUARD
Not the first Leman Russ I ever painted, but the first in the 21st century. I put a great deal more time and attention into this one but I expect that I will be going back over some of the details now that I have learned a few more techniques.
GREY HUNTERS
GAMES WORKSHOP - SPACE WOLVES
These guys have all received a beard and some various fur details thanks to a bit of green stuff. Additionally each model received a Wolf power pack from Kromlech.
GAMES WORKSHOP - SPACE WOLVES
This model underwent a bit of converting. Thanks to Green Stuff and Apoxie Sculpt a vanila marine dreadnought became a Space Wolves Dreadnought.
GAMES WORKSHOP - SPACE WOLVES
I loved working on this model and I love the overall effect I was able to achieve. I didn't use any fancy techniques, unless you call dry brushing fancy. I did mix a little bit of weathering powder into my wash to achieve the rust hue but other wise it was spray paint, masking tape, and brushes.
GAMES WORKSHOP - IMPERIAL GUARD
The first Chimera I've worked on and a definite progression in my grasp of advanced weathering techniques. I used chipping fluid, sponging method, weathering powders, oil paints and technical paints.
I'm quite happy with the result but feel that I could do better.
I'm quite happy with the result but feel that I could do better.
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