These images show how ill-fitting the Repressor top superstructure was.
Spent quite a bit of time thinking about how to resolve this problem.
Decided to use a variety of processes in the end, filing, filling and filler.
Category: warhammer 40k
Genestealers advancing…
Nasty critters advancing.
Genestealers from Simon’s collection.
Wartrakk and Skorcha on the move…
My Ork Skorcha and Wartrakk on the move in a recent game.
Tankbustaz
These are a group of Tankbustaz Boyz moving forward in column.
Though in this game there were no tanks, but there were lots of Tyranids!
Ork Burna Boyz
These are my Ork Burna Boyz.
One of the problems of photographing your miniatures is that you see bits and pieces and details you missed whilst painting them, looks like these might need to go back onto the workbench.
Gaunt
Gaunt from Simon’s collection.
Tyranid Ripper Swarm
Tyranid Ripper Swarm (one of three) advancing on my Orks.
From a recent game.
Tyranids advancing…
Simon’s nasty Tyranid forces move across the battlefield as they advance on my Orks.
They were quite nasty critters and very effective.
Tyranids versus Orks
Picture from my most recent game…
Here is the end of turn one of my most recent game of Warhammer 40000.
My Orks were facing a bundle of Tyranids and Genestealers and nasty pieces of work they are too.
Despite some overwhelming firepower, the Orks eventually lost to the sheer nastiness of the assaulting ‘nids.
Urban Basing Kit
Nice idea, pity it’s no longer available…
When Games Workshop released Cities of Death, they released an Urban Basing Kit. This box set contains 2 pots of slate, 2 pots of resin details and 1 pot of razorwire that can be used to decorate the bases of your miniatures or cityfight buildings.
I managed to get one of the kits, which sadly was a limited edition and is now no longer available. I first created a large 40mm round base.
I then tried a 60mm Dreadnought base.
The rear view.
