An Epic Imperial Guard Armoured Company moves through the ruins of an Imperial city.
Author: Felix
Purity Seals
I recently ordered some more Purity Seals from Forgeworld.
What I do like is the act that they are easy to cut out and use. I know it is possible to make your own using paper and Green Stuff, but for quality and ease of use, these Forgeworld ones are a winner for me. Oh and you get the skulls as well.
Epic Imperial Guard BaneBlade Super Heavy Tank
Filling the gaps
Epic Imperial Manticore
Grey Knights Purity Seals
I have been painting the purity seals on my Grey Knights.
I used a light brown foundation paint for the paper of the seals and the red for the wax and then highlighted with normal Citadel colour.
I also took the opportunity to add some “burn” weathering to the flamer.
I have also been tidying up the armour connectors and painting them in Chaos Black over the drybrushed Boltgun Metal in order to make the armour look a little smarter and neater.
Ork Stompaz
Are these new kits or scratchbuilds?
In the newest (US) White Dwarf is the following photograph.
There is a lot of debate online on whether these are scratchbuilds or a future GW plastic kit.
Personally I am almost 100% sure that these are scratchbuilds. If these were plastic kits, then why wouldn’t GW make more of them (as they have done with the Imperial Guard BaneBlade).
My other thoughts on this are, if these were GW, I would expect them to be painted in the ‘Eavy Metal style, and they’re not.
I am pretty sure at this point in time these are not a future GW kit, but it would be nice if GW did make a Stompa at some point in the future.
Modern German Navy Search and Rescue Helicopter
Grey Knights Landspeeder – progress report
It’s getting there, but I better get the crew done soon.
I am making some progress on my Grey Knights Landspeeder. Having done the purity seals I painted the skulls with a light brown foundation paint, I will be highlighting these with bleached bones.
Another view.
it’s getting there, but I better get the crew done soon.
Epic Imperial Manticore
An Imperial Manticore prepares to fire a salvo of its deadly rockets on enemy positions in the heart of a ruined Imperial city.
This Epic model is one of the more difficult models to put together with four separate rockets which really don’t want to stay on their firing rails.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, I now when giving my models a wash, add paint to the ink which removes the gloss you can see in the photograph.