Artist of the Week Returns! Bohun's Masterpeices! SW, CSM and Eldar!
Too old for promotion ... Too young to stop ... Too obsessed to finish anything* ................... *unless you like it
Friday, 14 January 2011
Scrummy, yummy, models
Labels:
Converting,
Painting,
Sci-fi,
Sculpting,
Specimen
More resin things with sharp teeth
Thunderwolves Part 1: Unpacking
Thunderwolves Part 2: Wargear Choices
Thunderwolves Part 3: Assembly Experiences
Oh dear.
Thunderwolves Part 2: Wargear Choices
Thunderwolves Part 3: Assembly Experiences
Oh dear.
Labels:
Resin,
Review,
Sci-fi,
Thunder Wolf,
Tutorial
CD Coincidences
How to make a paint display rack
Life is funny, sometimes. I am just in the middle of a similar build, based on CDs/cases, scaled-up. HQB helped me with one problem which was holding me up.
Bigger builds here and here.
Life is funny, sometimes. I am just in the middle of a similar build, based on CDs/cases, scaled-up. HQB helped me with one problem which was holding me up.
Bigger builds here and here.
Weak and metallic - but mainly in a good way, it seems
General Review #13, Vallejo Model Air Metallic Paint, Vid 82
Response from OPN here.
Response from G here.
Thursday, 13 January 2011
The Colonel's Thunderwolves (Part 1)
I have been looking for cheap, correctly-sized, 'armatures' for my TWC for some time now. When my local store gets 3 more in stock (£3.50 each), it will be time to start chopping.
Labels:
Col's Workbench,
Colonel's Thunderwolves,
Converting,
Sci-fi,
Scratch-build,
Sculpting,
Thunder Wolf,
Thunderwolves,
WIP
Xmas comes late for The Colonel
Nom, nom, nom ...
Over the last two decades, I have spent lots of cash at GW, happily and with great pleasure.
In the last few years, money has become more tight to mention, so I will still support my local store/GW site for the odd paint, glue, bits etc, but logic and finance dictate that bulk buys must come from secondary sources (not that GW lose on the deal ;) ).
So, to avoid the VAT increase (and following a bit of heavy eBay 'classics' buying), I just managed to order some new toys in 2010 ...
Chaos SM Battle Force
Chaos Daemon Prince
Logan
I will not say who the seller was (due to the usual delays), but, overall, I am a happy bunny ... I have sniffed the sprues (only advised for the older person, who cares little) and now we are ready for the washing-up liquid.
Over the last two decades, I have spent lots of cash at GW, happily and with great pleasure.
In the last few years, money has become more tight to mention, so I will still support my local store/GW site for the odd paint, glue, bits etc, but logic and finance dictate that bulk buys must come from secondary sources (not that GW lose on the deal ;) ).
So, to avoid the VAT increase (and following a bit of heavy eBay 'classics' buying), I just managed to order some new toys in 2010 ...
Chaos SM Battle Force
Chaos Daemon Prince
Logan
I will not say who the seller was (due to the usual delays), but, overall, I am a happy bunny ... I have sniffed the sprues (only advised for the older person, who cares little) and now we are ready for the washing-up liquid.
Labels:
Col's Workbench,
Converting,
Sci-fi,
Scratch-build
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