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Покраска на заказ. В воскресенье они уже отправятся в бой вместе с остальными своими собратьями.

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My latest project - the super-elite rich nobles from the upper echelons of an imperial Hive city. They don rare and advanced hunting rigs, armed with all manner of weapons. They delve into the ruins to kill scavengers for sport, and rack up as high a body count as they can to prove their worth (and for fun).

Behold - Spyrer Hunters of Necromunda 💀

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Finally got around to painting my Belegar Ironhammer model. This is my favorite campaign in total war & I really enjoy his appearance in Gotrek and Felix.

This was my first time trying freehanding, it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be (though I still have a very long way to go)

Finishing this might be my motivation for picking up an old world dwarf army.

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The first of several grunstock thunderers.

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Merrily Ever After

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I'm really enjoying Slay The Princess

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i need testosterone so i can grow fuckass 60s style sideburns that everyone hates

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By the moment... The moment... The moment of what?

When did you decide to redesign moment of clarity?

two weeks ago, so way after we thought we were done with the pristine cut sometimes you just get seized by the moment

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Source @squidfighter3d

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Nagash, supreme lord of Undead

Commission work

I'm happy to be able to show you a new painting, it feels like it's been a while since I finished anything.

I still have quite a few projects on the go but I'm never sure if any of them will be of interest to anyone.

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Brigand I painted for my WE friend. First work that I've painted for another, so I was a little nervous and want to make it special. Probably the most effort I ever put into the armor plates of a knight.

The big rock is part of his basing scheme. He has them on all his knights, and is planning to have a firstborn head to head this particular armiger.

The modeling was entirely his doing. He kitbashed this from the IK armiger, a juggernaut, and some spare CK bits.

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Nothing spectacular, but it's still painted models. Working through the gray!

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Finished Angron. Probably going to do some epoxy for the base if I ever get any, but for now this is servicable

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Angron WIP

Found an exalted of the red angel box at a LGS mid June and I couldn't believe it. Not going to start a WE army as my friend already collects but I couldn't miss a chance to put my hands on Angron. Still have a few more hours of work to do, but it is coming on

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Stp art but I use a bunch of colors

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Bonereapers ftw. I will also add that, like all the legions of Nagash, they have a very interesting relationship with free will. As the perfect servants of Nagash, they were made without the ability to fall to chaos or betray Nagash in any manner (unlike that wretch Mannfred). The higher echelons can still make choices, though they don't have the emotions or ambition to even consider betrayal.

While I understand the reasons for it being due to both the setting being newer than Warhammer 40K and also the ill-will from The End Times...

...I feel like it's a minor tragedy that nobody outside of that scene talks about how Warhammer Age of Sigmar has an entire faction that collects bone taxes for the skeleton war.

Like, that's not even an exaggeration, that is literally what the Ossiarch Bonereapers do!

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