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I have been building one of the Warhammer plastic buildings that Games Workshop produce, the chapel. The model went together really well. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.
I decided to have the chimney rather than the window.
The next stage will be the undercoat, I will be using a black undercoat
This Aquila Lander was on display in the Forge World cabinets at GamesDay 2004.
It was a well painted model and has a lot of detail, look into the cockpit to see what I mean, click the image for a larger image.
Personally I was never a fan of the Aquila Lander it seemed just too different from other Imperial Navy aircraft or even Space Marine aircraft. I much prefer the Arvus Lighter even though it is unarmed!
More photographs of the Aquila Lander.
‘Eavy Metal Eldar Wraithlord on display in Warhammer World.
More photographs of Eldar Wraithlord miniatures.
Space Wolves Damocles Command Rhino
This Space Wolves army includes virtually (if not all) the Space Marine models and conversions from Forge World as well as all the plastic and metal models from Citadel.
It was on display at both GamesDay 2006 and GamesDay 2007.
More photographs of this amazing army.
I have been putting together my Ork Kommando with Burna and basing him with some Games Workshop modelling sand and slate.
The model goes together quite well, initially I left off the backpack to paint separately, though since I took these photographs, I changed my mind and stuck it on.
He will join my other Kommandos that I am working on.
Ork Kommando with Burna workshop feature.
I do like to spray my models to undercoat them, as I find that the paint sticks better to the bare resin, plastic, metal as opposed to using a brush.
I do not like to spray my models, as no matter how I use the spray can, I seem to get in a real mess with paint dripping from the can, over my hands, on the floor, all over the place!
I now put a plastic (sandwich) bag over my hand when using spray cans, as it can be such a messay affair.
Am I alone or do you have problems with spray paint?
I do like to spray my models to undercoat them, as I find that the paint sticks better to the bare resin, plastic, metal as opposed to using a brush.
I do not like to spray my models, as no matter how I use the spray can, I seem to get in a real mess with paint dripping from the can, over my hands, on the floor, all over the place!
I now put a plastic (sandwich) bag over my hand when using spray cans, as it can be such a messay affair.
Am I alone or do you have problems with spray paint?
I have added a Doctor Who section to the website, it is early days, but I expect to add to it over the next few months.
I have added the lascannon sponsons to my Daemonhunters Mark IIb Land Raider.
They fit over the gaps where the doors and lascannon assemblies go on the “traditional” plastic “modern” Land Raider.
I have used Inquisitor Rhino doors on the sponsons, the normal Land Raider doors don’t fit they are slightly bigger.
I much prefer this model over the “modern” Land Raider and if I get a second Land Raider then it will be another Mark IIb.
This then begs the question what do I do with Grey Knights Land Raider doors I have?
Full workbench feature on the Mark IIb Land Raider.
This is Forge World’s Armoured Medusa which was on display at GamesDay 2004.
This is a very nicely painted model.
More photographs of Forge World’s model Medusa.