World Eaters Hobby Update: Berzerkers

With the release of the new army/codex, I’ve been extremely motivated to finish more units. It’s been a long time since I felt this motivated by a new release. It feels like every sculpt is fantastic and the variety of units is incredible. So different from painting your generic marine army! The first five man squad was a pleasure to

Vashtorr the Arkifane or Trashtorr the Arkifail?

Firstly I should apologize for the juvenile title of this article. Secondly, I will say upfront that this is probably the most disappointed I’ve been in a rule reveal for Chaos for 10+ years. (And that is saying a LOT). Finally, before getting into this, as much as I will try not to be too revealing, there might be some

World Eaters: Exalted Eightbound Completed – Tactics and Pictures.

I felt so inspired by Angron that right after finishing him I jumped into these Exalted Eightbound. I know they aren’t getting a lot of play because for their points they really aren’t that impressive, and they lose core, and the ability to come out of reserves in T1. But that being said I found they do have a place,

World Eaters Primarch Completed: Angron

Here’s some quick pics of a really fun, but time consuming project…. Angron. This was a model that I couldn’t put down. One piece just flowed into the next. I painted him mostly assembled with some of the armour on the side just to keep it clean. I loved working on the metallics and ever since I discovered GreenStuff Gold

A Votann Speed Paint Tutorial.

It’s been a while since I posted an actual tutorial, and this is something very different. This isn’t going to be a huge, in-depth deconstruction of a convoluted process. Nope, this is about getting models on the tabletop and (hopefully) better than tournament ready. A friend of mine is playing Votann and can struggle from the same massive task that

Black Templars: 20 Man Crusader Squad Completed.

As I try to move through this army I felt it was time to do something really fun, and take a chunk of work on at once. I doubt I would ever do this again as it was a very time consuming squad trying to finish all parts of the process to the same standard across 20 models. Here’s how

My Latest (and last!?) Abaddon Model Finished. A Deep Dive into Painting Choices.

Here’s one of my favorite models in all of 40K. I decided to depar from my very typical facial recipe of a ‘loyalist’ nature, and stray away from tan/bones/and tilt harder towards purples/reds/blues in the skin tone to give an eerie, old look to Abe’s face with an assist from a red hue coming from the helmet. I think the

Black Templars Hobby Update: Featuring a Few Things I’ll Never Do Again!

I decided to push hard on my theory of doing everything I know to get an army on the table, while trying to make it look good. I’ve covered many of the tricks I use, but hope to come up with a valid plan to show everyone just how ‘doable’ this is. But here I bit off too much for

Hobby Update: A Quick Break from Templars to give you this Iron Update.

Iron Warriors are still getting a lot of work done every time I need a break from the Templar scheme which is quite a bit of work (I’ve never liked to paint with just black paint so I always feel the need to make things more difficult for myself!) So here’s a few quick shots of the 10 man Iron

A New Crusade Begins…. Again! Black Templars Hobby Update

Here’s something I decided I wanted to get back into. I thought it was time to revisit my first real 40K army from the old days…. again. So I picked up that patrol box, and the new Phobos Kill team. Here’s how things are looking: I’m really happy with how these turned out. The difficulty in starting a new army