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And he's ready for the tabletop! 1/3 of the Sons of Behemat spearhead army done

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Sons of Behemat gargant progress pt. 2! Ready for basing!

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Sons of Behemat gargant progress pt. 1

Decided to get an SoB Spearhead box on a whim. Been wanting to try painting this faction for a while and it's so much fun. I'm not even done the pants and it's been like all day!

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The Dark-Els from Warlord's Sláine miniatures game! The one in the back is not box art colours, so she's hiding a bit

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Scratch built cairn, Ringwraith for scale. Built it to get some background for more rustic undeads and #LotR horrors. Took inspiration from real world tumuli. Tested out long static grass - turns out I could've chosen even longer cut.

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Rogue Marsokhods for ABC Warriors from Warlord Games.

I haven't painted anything 2000AD, much less ABC, in a hot minute, but I recently got a game of ABC in finally and it got me wanting to grab some more toys from the range.

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Nord Jarl for Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings

My girlfriend wanted to get into this game, so I grabbed the Nords and she grabbed the Spires. I'm still building most of the kits, but I wanted to get this guy painted up

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Vintage (chef kiss) Skavenslave champion. I know grey fur is usually reserved for Seers and command, but I like the look and don't own a brown spray (but I do own a grey spray!). With the way I'm painting them, the fur's a corner I'm willing to cut.

I love these old models so much.

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Coming soon: 20 metallic lads with a command that is an absolute piss-off to rank

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Mouse Progress. I need to find a classic command blister for these lads, I think. And maybe find some replacement shields, as they did not have them when they came to me.

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This might well be the first miniature I ever painted. I don't have all my old models from back then anymore, but this lad's been with me for about 2 and a half decades. The paint's worn and chipped from multiple moves and questionable storage methods, but I'm really happy to see him again.

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L-shaped ruins, the natural habitat of the Space Marine. Building these out of cardboard scraps is a time-honoured hobby tradition, so I figured I'd make one.

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Terrain build: A eco-friendly, reusable 4-pack ring, a few empty antihistamine bottles, some bits and sprue from a 15mm Cobra helicopter kit, and some bases. I'm not 100% happy with the 'ladder', even if it is meant to look like it's just found scrap, but the rest is alright.

Graffiti cameo by @the-muppet-joker , as @lainebutt has been keeping me up to date on the lore. Figured I'd sneak in a little froogy

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Four (4) mouses.

Doing rank and file minis one at a time is generally not the best idea for a uniform regiment, but I'm enjoying taking my time with these and learning a little with each

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I fixed it

This model's not going to win any awards, but it's won my heart. I have a strong fondness for the 90s monopose plastics from GW, they're all beautiful miniatures that encompass the whimsical feel of classic WFB. And I hate assembling plastic kits. It's a miserable chore.

When I first got into Warhammer, and miniatures in general, as a young sprout, I was immediately drawn to the Skaven. They were little rat dudes, how cool is that? Sadly, for a child with not a massive amount of cash or patience, having undiagnosed ADHD, it was a Bad Choice and I ended up playing Orcs & Goblins for a bit after winning a boxed army in a raffle at a nearby GW (they used to do those). But, my love of Skaven has remained and, despite only every playing one game with a mostly unpainted army, I still dream of having a properly painted set to enjoy.

I'm going to redo the sword blade though.

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This model's not going to win any awards, but it's won my heart. I have a strong fondness for the 90s monopose plastics from GW, they're all beautiful miniatures that encompass the whimsical feel of classic WFB. And I hate assembling plastic kits. It's a miserable chore.

When I first got into Warhammer, and miniatures in general, as a young sprout, I was immediately drawn to the Skaven. They were little rat dudes, how cool is that? Sadly, for a child with not a massive amount of cash or patience, having undiagnosed ADHD, it was a Bad Choice and I ended up playing Orcs & Goblins for a bit after winning a boxed army in a raffle at a nearby GW (they used to do those). But, my love of Skaven has remained and, despite only every playing one game with a mostly unpainted army, I still dream of having a properly painted set to enjoy.

I'm going to redo the sword blade though.