Now, after squaring those up, we'll switch for a bit to let the glue set. The Devil Rat (dog) loadout requires a Melta Cannon turret and a...
Ooookay, back to the project. So with that strip cut, we can slice it into smaller sections of equal length and add some square rod stock as...
Yeah. 'Skeeter Eaters' is what we call them sometimes.
Yeah... the wife and I might fit under "obsessed." Admittedly, we didn't BUY most of our board game collection - my board game obsessed...
My wife says she should name her son "Combustion."
I'd rather be a dwarf anyway. They get to make the fun toys, dig holes in the ground looking for shiny rocks, and sing drinking songs along with...
I suppose that beats the old holiday song.... "Oh there's no race like Gnome for the hollandaise..."
[IMG] Well... that's one way to use up all of those sprues...
THIS. Seriously, there aren't enough likes in the world for this. I like seeing Christmas stuff... starting on, say, the last Saturday in...
Ah, there it is. The road that was enormously long and uphill both ways that my grandfather used to walk to school on. :D
Soooo, back to work. My next sub-assembly is the cab. Pretty straightforward. Sentinel cab with the armored sentinel sides and top, but without...
It should be! When I mentioned on the Lustria Discord I was going to try to make my own version, someone suggested I should document the...
Which brings us to my current scratchbashing project! I liked the idea of having the Skaviir use walkers instead of treaded vehicles, and they...
Now, the Lost and the Damned had some interesting twists to it. It was mostly a revised, tweaked Imperial Guard army, but you could add a few...
Wow... it has been almost a year since I posted anything here. I should PROBABLY fix that... So, quick background. I first started in Warhammer...
..Martin Luther, huh?
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Okay, this needs a hearse and tiny figures of the Adams Family...
This is a very grimdark looking house. I'm guessing stacked slate or shale? Some stone that splits off into reasonably thin, flat slabs...
My, that is quite the collection.