Showing posts with label 40K. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 40K. Show all posts

Thursday, October 19, 2017

The Wolf Time

I have been working on a project - building forces for an old Rogue Trader mini campaign "The Wolf Time".
Currently I am focusing on the Space Wolf forces.

Tuesday, October 17, 2017

Imperial Guard size comparisons

I had a friend request some Imperial Guard pics. Here you go Jason! I even did the initial Base coat and Camo on the Vor Union troopers last night just for these pics.

The Valhallans are about to get a repaint - I am going to leave their Long Coats grey but I will give them the Urban camo everyone else has on their pants.

I am trying to tie all my IG guard together, the Vor Union troopers will be a Veteran Squad.




Left to right: OOP GW IG, GW Valhallan, Vor Union, Current IG, OOP Cadian IG, Old Stormtrooper


StormTrooper, Old IG, Old Cadian, Current Cadian



Vor Union, Kryomek, Kryomek, Storm trooper



Valhallan, Vor Union, Vor Union, Vor Union



Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Predator project

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Adding Some Paint Epic Commander

Got my base coats on tonight - some progress is still progress 8)





Monday, April 16, 2012

Epic Cover Pic conversion - Blood Angels

I saw this picture online and decided I wanted to try an recreate the Captain as close to possible with the bits I had on hand.







Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Monday, October 26, 2009

I should be working on my test for class but...

My Shoulder Pads came in!!!!






I am a happy camper.
I just popped the shoulder pad off of two of my Marines for some test pics - so they are quick paints - no dry brushing or highlighting yet.

I got them from here:
http://www.chapterhousestudios.com/webshop/

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Domarian's Valkyrie

First I have to say congradulations to my friend Ben and his wife, they have expanded their Ork Horde by one!
Now I get to show off some of my sons work on his Valkyrie/Vendetta.
Look he even painted the interior. 8)
We still need to do the weathering and details but he finished his base coat.

We magnitized the weapons so we can field all the varient weapon combos. The building was made by: Hrothgar the Smelly - who has graciously made me several scenery pieces that will grace these pages when I get a game in...
The grey guys are my WIP downed air crew for my Acturains.


Medic.... The medic is an interesting fellow with a story to tell - He started out as a heavy weapon's gunner...who was snatched from the table by a vicious puppy and chewed upon. We managed to rescue everything but the heavy weapon tripod and his arms. He joined the Medics to help others as we helped him. If you look real close you can still see the tooth marks on his armor and helmet.



Good job son I am proud of you...now if I can finish mine...lol




Saturday, August 22, 2009

Bases, Bases, we don't need no stinking Bases

The new Imperial Guard codex changed the basing of the Heavy Weapon team - what was individual basing became a large 60mm base. For my campaign with Ben's Necrons I am using my Valhallans and metal Cadians as the PDF of a frontier mining world. My army list includes 17 Heavy Weapon teams. That means I needed 17 - 60mm bases! I had ONE. I looked online to price them - 1.50 each thats 25.50 each for plain ones or for around 3 dollars I could get some resin bases thats $51.00...OUCH. Project: Cheap Ass Base was born. Otherwise known as CAB.
CAB instructions:
  1. Trace the 60mm base onto foamboard
  2. cut out shape
  3. trace 25mm base onto base
  4. cut slightly into base following 25mm base outline
  5. hollow out area to make a 25mm round hole - do not cut through the bottom layer!

CAB - Basic base complete.

CAB Heavy weapons bases
I tried two different textures the left one is medium balast, the right one is textured spray paint.


My friend and I went to Hobby Lobby to buy some resin - we were going to make bases with textures cast on them - we found a toy block casting set - to make castle blocks from plaster for 12 dollars after our 40% coupon....we got that instead - the excess that you scrap off we used to make rubble for my Hvy weapons teams..lol

The first blocks we made had bubbles in them - so I used a few for a missile launcher team.


Las Cannon Squad

These do not look as good as regular bases BUT it sure was cheaper - and hopefully after I spend some time painting and putting ballast and rubble on the bases, they will not look as bad.
The cool part is that I can remove the figures to keep track of wounds.


Thoughts, Suggestions, Comments?


Monday, August 17, 2009

Necron tomb WIP

Ok, this is not a post of my stuff but of my gaming buddy...who has only been gaming about 6 months.....
check out his newest project for our IG/Space Marine Campaign vs Necrons:

http://forcesofdisruption.blogspot.com/

HOLY CRAP!

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Commander Runoffe

Vallhallans with washes.
Left to Right: Floor wax dip method, both center were badab black wash, no wash.
Commissar with Commander Runoffe back.

Commissar with Commander Runoffe front.


Wednesday, August 12, 2009

"The Head"

The Head was found in mine Delta23 Sector 4 on Altares III.
Third shift posing in front of their discovery from L to R : John, Bill, Fred, Sam, One Armed Jack, Overseer Milton, Duke, Ratt and Angry Joe. The "Head" was found in the beginning of third shift - they cleared all the rock and debris to find an Angry Glare. No telling how long this had been buried on this blighted planet.

The Cook and Waterboy getting ready to feed and water the miners as they rotated through their breaks.

Their are four servitors tasked with mining this area, one has been retasked to clear around "The Head" while the others continue to mine for ore.

Fred and Sam with Servitor Tk-143 "Buzzsaw Mcraw".
The overseer was happy. He had made a discovery on his watch that hopefully would make him rich! He decided to check on the progress of the workers and walk around the cavern.
Mission one:
Necrons started out with 4 scarab swarms. and can deepstrike.
Miners started out with 8 miners, 4 sevitors, and the Overseer. Miners have the same stats as conscripts the ones with fire arms (nailguns, some sort of shooting looking tools) count as pistols 6" Str3 ap- the rest just have hand weapons. Servitors have powerclaws but suffer from mind lock when no miner is supervising.
Night fighting rules are in effect in addition the miners have to roll under their initiative to see the scarabs if they move through their field of vision within sight.
Miners are moved according to scatter dice and d6" a roll of a hit means they stay in place and look toward the arrow.
Once alarm is sounded Miners can react as normal. The alarm can be sounded by rolling their initiative after surviving a round of combat or by seeing a scarab swarm and rolling under their initiative or finding dead bodies and rolling their initiative. Then roll for night fighting distance to see who might hear the alarm. those within range must roll their initiative otherwise the noise from the rockdrills and machinery is too loud and the alarm is lost.
We came up with this scenario to try out some different Necron Units. At the end of the battle add up all the miners/servitors killed and thats how many points the Necron Player gets in his next battle. During Scenario one if the Necron player is losing too badly you can let him purchase additional scarabs during this mission by what he has already killed.




Tuesday, August 11, 2009

New Drop Pod! Thanks Ben!

My friend Ben made me a nifty new drop pod by using modified plans from HERE. Ben has only been wargaming for a short time...I brought him to the dark side by leaving my codexes out and loaning him some books...Yes I am am evil and I created a monster! Ben and I have made foam core buildings, converted flayed ones using this tutorial HERE (scroll down to see our flayed ones)and having Ben to do this stuff with has really pushed me to get some projects done. Thanks again Ben!

Here is the primed Drop pod with a Razorback that just changed from blue to Black. Most of my tanks are 2nd hand so I have had to disassemble and repair them before repainting. When you are poor sometimes you skimp 8). I am using my sons Landraiders Heavy bolter turret - I am going to have to buy a turret eventually.
Again the drop pod and the other side of my RazorBack

Drop Pod with either - Red Griffin captains or Red Griffin honor Guard for what ever leader I decide to go with....What do you think? I can only have one Captain but I could field a bunch of my OOP captains as honor guard.


Before Painting



I added a paint can top for an engine. if you look at the primed pics. Do you think I should remove it or leave it?