Just a short Merry Christmas / Happy Festive Gift-Giving Season / Somewhat Joyous Overly Commercialised Seasonal Holiday Period [select whichever is most appropriate for you] to everyone, and as next weekend is the new year I don’t expect to have any new posts until 2012 so see you all then!
Halt in the name of the Emperor!
For the next few weeks you’ll be getting archive photos from my past few weeks of work for two reasons: one, Star Wars the Old Republic just came out so I’m busy playing that rather than doing sensible things like modelling or painting, and two it’s Christmas!
So with that in mind, I’ll be posting up some of my backlog of painted miniatures which I haven’t posted yet, and there will be more work-in-progress stuff in the new year.
Thus, this week, here are some Adeptus Arbites models which I put together recently for my Dark Heresy campaign, out of Cadian Imperial Guard bits, Bretonnian Men-at-arms Shields, and using the Dragonforge Goth-Tek bases which I bought ages ago (and were so good, I actually just bought some more as well). Continue reading
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So, the papercraft Inquisitorial gunship/dropship I’m building is slowly taking shape! It’s now a gunship/dropship as I’ve decided on arming it the same as a Marauder Bomber (six nose-mounted autocannons, dorsal twin heavy bolter, rear twin assault cannons, missiles and bombs), which means it’s ever so slightly going to be too heavily armed to be just a dropship.
Green and White
As you can see, no more unsightly panel join lines, now replaced by unsightly scratches, dints, and green splotches! Um…
Only a mini-update this weekend (yeah, I’ve been bad with updates for the last couple of weeks – being busy with work during the week and Christmas parties and other get-togethers during the weekends means I haven’t done too much modelling or painting, hence the lack of midweek posts).
Anyway, I’ve finished most of my Britannians, but unfortunately I haven’t managed to take photos of most of them yet. Here’s a few: Continue reading