Miniature hobby stuff is mostly what we do here. We all love gaming, but we all spend more time building armies, and painting them, than we do playing. That’s the beauty of a game like Warhammer 40K, it’s an all-encompassing hobby from modeling, to painting an army, to playing the game.
We have a broad range of hobby articles here covering modeling, sculpting and painting. Many of us do a fair amount of conversion work for our armies. It’s always fun to personalize your miniatures, and really make them to your vision.
Darktide is the second to fall for the Disciples of Twilight. He’s since ascended to daemonhood and lives on as a Daemon Prince. Also, here’s a bunch of pictures of him, complete with his new snow basing to match the rest of the army.
I painted these Chaos Cultists years ago, both squads of them. Recently I did some updating to include a better snow basing technique I use. So, I finally went ahead and took some pictures of both squads to showcase.
My Defiler (Ragefist) was a fun model to paint. Sadly, he’s not very good in games, but I enjoy the model. So, he’s sees a game now and then even though he’s not amazing in game. What can I say? I’m a casual gamer who likes cool models :)
I painted these Chaos Rhinos years ago originally. Recently I did a little updating on them by adding some weathering, as well as some snow on the tracks to tie in with the rest of my army. So, I took a bunch of pictures of them. Enjoy!
I have finished my counts-as Huron Blackheart model. It was a ton of work, but I’m really pleased with the end result. I also have a model for his Hamadrya as it’s needed in 8th. Lots and lots of pictures.
I want to share a tutorial on how I strip paint from plastic and metal models/miniatures using Dettol. This will remove paint, primer, and super glue. It’s also easy to do and is affordable.
Toys are a great cheap way to get some models for your wargaming armies. However, what do you think about it? Here’s what I think.
I picked up some Breakers from MOM Miniatures. I wanted to use them in a few of my different armies, and the price was very affordable. So, I picked up the models and wanted to share my review of them.
I bought the Chaos Rotten Dedicated Transport Conversion Set and the Chaos Spike Tracks from Grim Skull Miniatures and here’s my review.
The Citadel Painting Handle is a low priced miniature painting grip. I’ve used mine a ton and I have a lot to say about it in this review.
Greetings Wargamers and Hobbyists, and welcome back to 1940. This time, we’re in Greece, and it isn’t for a holiday… A number of months ago, I decided I wanted to do several things in Bolt Action, over and above collecting… Read More »It’s all Greek to Me! Collecting Greeks in Bolt Action
I have finished painting my Chaos Land Raider for my Chaos Marines, the Disciples of Twilight. There’s a lot of conversion work, making this one of a kind.