Really nicely painted Imperial Guard Chimera from the 2005 UK Golden Demon awards.
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Imperial Guard Chimera
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Damocles Command Rhino
This Damocles Command Rhino won the Forgeworld Best of Show prize in the 2005 UK Golden Demon awards.
The radar dish moved around and as you can see in this shot, the inside included “real” lights (made from LEDs).
It was very well painted and made good use of the Forgeworld Imperial Fists doors. Some very nice weathering as well.
See more photographs of the Damocles Command Rhino.
Warhound Titan
This Forge World Warhound Titan was entered into the Golden Demon Awards at GamesDay 2005.
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Ork Gunwagon with Kannon
A Forge World Ork Gunwagon with Kannon that was entered into the GamesDay 2005 UK Golden Demon awards. Unfortunately the depth of field in this photograph is quite poor, which is down to having to take photographs without a tripod in many cases badly lit cases. Still you get the general idea behind the image.
See more photographs of Ork Gunwagons. How I made and painted my own Ork Gunwagon.
More photographs from GamesDay 2005.
Sisters of Battle Rhino
A Sisters of Battle Rhino that was entered into the GamesDay 2005 UK Golden Demon awards.
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Imperial Guard Shadowsword
Before the plastic Shadowsword was released this year, Forge World had their resin version.
This model was entered into the Golden Demon awards at GamesDay 2005.
More photographs of Shadowswords. More photographs from GamesDay 2005.
Samurai Cavalry
I took a wealth of photographs at GamesDay 2005. There were many games on display including some very nice Warhammer Historical games of which these Samurai Cavalry game looked very nice. The painting was excellent and very inspiring.
You can see more pictures of historical wargaming in this gallery.
River craft
I took a wealth of photographs at GamesDay 2005. There were many games on display including some very nice Warhammer Historical games of which these river craft looked very nice.
The painting was excellent and very inspiring.
Not sure if they were just scenery or involved in the game!
You can see more pictures of historical wargaming in this gallery.
Huns
I took a wealth of photographs at GamesDay 2005. There were many games on display including some very nice Warhammer Historical games of which the Huns game looked very nice. The painting was excellent and very inspiring.
You can see more pictures of historical wargaming in the historical miniatures gallery.
Evolution of the Land Raider
The Landraider is the single most destructive weapon in the Adeptus Astartes’ arsenal. Protected by bonded ceramite and adamantium armour, the Landraider is impervious to all bar the most destructive weaponry. Equally impressive are its armaments – four lascannon and twin-linked heavy bolters allow the Land Raider to deliver punishing support fire capable of decimating enemy infantry and tanks alike.
Those of us old enough know that this model of the Land Raider is now how it has always been… This is the MkIII Land Raider there as both a MkI and a MkII.
Originally the Space Marine Land Raider looked like this. This is from the Rogue Trader era and used the concept of symmetrical parts to reduce the number of sprues that needed to be cast. Compare that to today where we have plastic Stompa kits and virtually everything that Games Workshop now sell is in plastic.
This (I believe) is the three-up version for the Epic version of the Land Raider.
With the release of Epic 40000 a new version of the Land Raider was envisaged which because of the time did not need to worry about number of sprues.
This is very similar to the current version and the MkIII is derived from this model. Of course it will be familiar to those gamers who know about the Forge World MkIIb Land Raider model as that Forge World model is a version of the Epic model.
These models were on display at GamesDay 2005.
More photographs of the MkIII Land Raider.