Hobby challenge is back!

I think I’ll start this month off with a hobby challenge, I haven’t set one up for awhile so why not? This month’s task: your current tabletop miniatures project. Whether it’s a single miniature, a squad, a tank or a small warband, so long as your work is built and primed you can join in!

Roboute Guilliman, art project

You thought I would forget Lorgar’s arch nemesis? Well, I did just that earlier than expected, it’s a nice picture that I’ll be using as my new profile picture. That’s all for today, until next time, -Bjorn

Lorgar, Bearer of the Word: Art project

The other day I wanted to do some drawing, so I got out my sketchbook out and started planning what I wanted to draw. After my test drawing of Perturabo using a reference photo impressed me, I wanted to do something similar for this drawing. I wanted to draw Lorgar, inspired by ADB Horus Heresy

Perturabo, IV Primarch of the Iron Warriors Legion

-Bjorn

Watch the skies!

Swooping down from the darkness of a starless sky, an aircraft in the colours of the 8th Legion ignites its two big flamers. Engineered by the Dark Mechanicum Warpsmiths in their hellforges, this aircraft’s role is to cause terror and pyroclast its victims in promethian fire. The Night Lords favour this for taking down the

Yearly book reading challenge update and the Prince Corum book series

Back in April I’ve posted an update on my yearly book reading challenge, after reading a total of twelve books last year, I wanted to best that record by reading more books. Below is a recap list of what I read this year. The Rats, by James Herbert Lair, by James Herbert Domain, by James

12 days of Winter: day 12, MkIII Death Guard Space marine

Merry Christmas!

12 days of Winter: day five, False Gods and serpents (just my thoughts)

I mentioned in day three on my tribute model on the sons of Horus how I was inspired by the Horus Heresy books. I took inspiration from various books relating to the Sons of Horus including Horus Rising, Vengeful Spirit and various short stories in the series. Recently I read Graham McNeil’s first book in

Preparing and Painting Jago ‘sevatar’ Sevatarion, 1st Captain of the Night Lords Legion (part 2 of 2)

Today, I’ll be presenting part two of my painting work on 1st Captain Sevatar of the Night Lords Legion, this time focusing on his diorama base. I’ve had to delay this post due to distractions of late, so I needed this post done before I go on to my new army project. For my first

Preparing and Painting Jago ‘sevatar’ Sevatarion, 1st Captain of the Night Lords Legion (part 1 of 2)

After five days (18th April) of getting this model cleaned, glued, primed and painted, I was finally able to finish it with arguably one of my best painted models to date. Originally I was planning on taking my time painting this model, but I got too invested in painting it with a lot of enthusiasm.