Summer of Hobbying 2019: Death Guard Iron Warriors

Today’s post will be focusing on my Death Guard Iron Warriors, those of the sons of Perturabo who have succumbed to Nurgle’s blessings. As part of this years summer goal, I’ll be showing all of my current army projects works that I’ve done so far this year. Starting off as just a passion project, my

Summer of Hobbying 2019: Primaris Crimson Fists

Welcome back to another Summer of Hobbying 2019, where this years challenge is to recap on my projects I’ve done so far. In today’s post I’ll be showing my Primaris Crimson Fists collection, a small but impressive collection of blueberry awesomeness! Let’s pulverise the Greenskin menace! Early this year, The Primaris Crimson Fists project was

Summer of Hobbying 2019: The Skullfiend Tribe army showcase

Summer is here (for me at last), and it’s the start of my second year of Summer of Hobbying. My first summer on the blog was a when I did my AoS Nurgle Collection with a minimal kitbash of a Great Unclean One using the Maggoth kit. Since then I’ve tried to do a yearly

Fan art of the Corum trilogy (Knight of the Sword)

For the past three months I’ve been doing some work on a side project, that I’ve been working on in between my usual miniature painting projects. After finishing the Corum book Trilogy by Micheal Moorcock, I was inspired to illustrate the characters, locations, Gods and events that took place in the trilogy. The Corum book

Ghoul Gutbusters: Ghoul Grots unleashed!

Creeping in the undergrowth, clattering their bone charms, scratching on the walls, blood smeared on their decaying skin and a giggling madness from a small spiteful form. The Ghoul Grots are cunning in trap making and devious plots, but also cowardly when something bigger than them threatens them. But unlike most Grots, the Ghoul Grots

Ghoul Grots

Already I’m hard at work with adding more stuff to my Ghoul Gutbusters collection, aiming at 1,250pt list as my new goal. My collection lacked something that all Gutbuster tribes have that is essential for their survival, a vital part of keeping the Ogres in line and fed well ( or to the Ghouls ones,

Army Showcase 2019: The Ghoul Gutbusters

Today marks the end of my current project on the Ghoul Gutbusters 1,000pt army collection, a project that was a rebirth from a failed Flesh-Eater Courts project that I did years ago. Whilst not all of my FEC models have moved over to the new project, I do intend to use the left over models

The Ghoul Gutbusters

Gutbuster Tyrant bellows his lungs out as he demands more meat sacrifices for him to feast on. The Gorgers aren’t worth doing diplomacy with……. The Butcher has a strange affinity to the winds of Shyish, his magic can summon spirits from the underworld that his culture believes they’ll go to once they die in battle.

The death of a project and some (undead) rebirth

For those of you who are new to my blog, years ago I did a post about going on a hiatus working on my Skaven project for AoS (I came back early this year to finish what I left off). I wanted to move on to building my first Death faction for AoS by starting

Gaming like it’s Sunday

I’m a painter and collector hobbyist first, gaming second and rarely do so on a regular basis. I don’t have the time or day to play out of town, since my local GW has an odd way of getting new gamers to meet up that’s not a Friday. I have to have a Facebook account