Ninja-star slingin' panzees (Nurgle vs. Eldar!)

[Elbows]

I "started" a Warlock on a jetbike which ended up being a few hours and completing it.  More on the blog as always.

[Elbows]

I put together some fake White Dwarf backpages to inspire some folks on the Oldhammer Community on Facebook.

[OSHIROmodels]

Great idea 

cheers

James

[Elbows]

Thanks, Jim.  Couldn't help but add a few more!

[OSHIROmodels]

Now all you have to do is the rest of the magazine 

cheers

James

[Elbows]

(cracks knuckles)

[3 fingers]

Love it,always liked where warhammer stuff was used for scenery on primitive 40 k worlds. So yours is similar.

[Elbows]

Hah!  Heck I don't even own any 40K scenery yet.  Just regurgitating Old West stuff and I had some barrels laying around and those wonderful shipping crates from some models I bought a couple years ago.  After the army is essentially done it'll be time to look into some actual "sci fi" terrain to use. 

[Elbows]

Well it's official...I can't fit my army comfortably into a camera shot now.  I suppose that's a good thing.  Update shot after all of the recent progress:



*Excluding the two plastic War Walkers I'll more than likely be eBaying.

[Mason]

 
That is one serious looking army you have there now, sir.
 

And those WD covers look great.
Your figures look great in amongst that scenery.
 

[Elbows]

Thanks, Mason!  It's a bit intimidating thinking of all the other stuff I have yet to paint.... 

[OSHIROmodels]

A most impressive spread 

cheers

James

[audrey]

The army looks very nice. You have gotten a lot done in just a few months.

-A

[Inso]

It's already an army to be very proud of... excellent work (and in such a short time ).

What else have you got to get done? If it's lots of guardians GOOD LUCK!

[Elbows]

So I decided to build a small Space Wolves force as an opponent for my Eldar (even if only for photos!).  I started with the wonderful Terminator Chaplain I picked up a couple of weeks back.

This will be a 2nd edition Space Wolf force with very minimal "wolfiness".  None of the modern ridiculousness, no werewolf crap.  Paint scheme will be identifiable if slightly different.





I dislike all-black miniatures, so even the Chaplain gets away with only a shoulder pad to indicate his office.