This Red Scorpions Dreadnought was an entry in the UK Golden Demon 2007 Awards.
Interesting colour scheme I thought, looks quite Imperial Guard like rather than Space Marine.
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This Red Scorpions Dreadnought was an entry in the UK Golden Demon 2007 Awards.
Interesting colour scheme I thought, looks quite Imperial Guard like rather than Space Marine.
I have put together my third Grot Bomb Launcha.
You can see how I put together and painted my first on this section of my website and how far I have got with the second here.
This casting was so much better than my second model. There was virtually no flash and no warpage (is that a word) either. It fitted together really nicely.
This is probably my favourite model of all time, so I will be pleased when I have finished all three and I have a barrage of them.
One of the display cabinets at Warhammer World which I enjoyed looking at was the archive cabinet.
Here are two original Citadel Miniatures, the Chainsaw Warrior (from the boardgame of the same name) and an original Space Marine in Power Armour.
I have quite a few pictures of these and other limited editions on my web site.
At GamesDay 2007 I purchased volume 2 of the Forge World Imperial Armour series of hardbacked books. It’s the one that covers Space Marines and the Inquisition.
It is a excellently produced book and I have spent ages reading the text, looking at the excellent graphics and photographs – some of which are quite realistic looking, especially when you consider not only are we talking models, we’re also talking about gothic SF models. I also like the fact that they also include details on the original Rhino as well as the newer Rhino model.
The graphics are excellent and give plenty of ideas for paint schemes as well as insignia and other markings. I am going to be modelling my Mark IIb Land Raider on one of the schemes in the book.
I do have volume 1 and I would like to get some of the others in the series as well, the Siege of Vraks looks really interesting.
You don’t buy these for the gaming information, though that is useful, the delight in these books is just the sheer quality of the content and the look.
Recommended.
With the release of the plastic BaneBlade kit, Forge World have been working on conversion kits for it.
They include the StormBlade, StormSword and ShadowSword.
They will retail (complete kit) for about £100 which is a saving on the full resin kit. The plastic components should make them easier to put together as well.
Details of the pre-release Ork Army Box is now available on the GW site. It will be available to get on the 22nd December, whilst the general Ork range will not be on sale until January.
It contains a fair few new miniatures.
The Ork Spearhead contains a selection of the new Ork releases and is available in hobby centres of from Games Workshop Direct before the official release date. These sets are available in strictly limited numbers, so get ’em while you can! This box set contains: 10 Ork Boyz, 5 Ork Lootas or Burna Boyz, 5 Tankbusters, 2 Bomb Squigs, 3 Ork Warbikerz, 1 Ork Trukk, 1 Ork Big Mek with Shokk Attack Gun and 1 Ork Weirdboy.
However unlike other army deals it does not contain the new Ork Codex. I was considering getting the box, partly to save money and partly to get the Codex early. Now I am not so sure.
According to a posting on Warseer the new Imperial Armour book for Apocalypse will be just £20.
This is not bad considering it is a hardback book. I might just get a copy.
This is an original Eldar dreadnought (this is before they were called Wraithlords) with an Eldar Jetbike.
These were the “free” metal extras you got in blisters when Space Marine (first edition of Epic) was released.
The scenery is my ruined city tiles I made for epic quite a few years ago now.
A Tau Piranha Skimmer which was entered into the UK 2007 Golden Demon awards at GamesDay 2007.
A pair of Zoats.
Spotted in the display cabinets at Warhammer World.