A quick post-Christmas update. I’ve been toiling away at this fella with just a few brushes and 10 pots of paint that I could fit in my carry-on luggage for the holidays. To finish him I still need to get back to my airbrush and full paint range, which isn’t happening for the next two weeks. Proper narrative […]
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A true surprise when this appeared in the inbox.
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“A disgraceful, tormented people, they have become. Did you know their culture was older than ours? Was, for now they have none. Keep you rifle close, son. The fires are burning thick.” -Background Vox transcript from Imperial farming hab G22.10 on Iskion V, before the events of 3808004 M31.
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Here’s a wonderful piece of art I happened to stumble on Facebook this evening. It’s Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and the Lady Anne, painted by Edwin Austin Abbey in 1896.
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“All their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad.” G. K. Chesterton, Ancient Terran Oh the joy, my first painted miniature in ages! This one must be the most colourful piece I’ve ever painted… Eldar Harlequins High Avatar circa 1988, Oldhammer some might say. They still are charming, aren’t they?
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Eldar – Space Elves in tights and plain plastic-like power armours, shooting with weapons which look like drawn from a b-class 70’s sci-fi movie. Eldar visual aesthetic and history have always fascinated. Their bond with the Slaanesh, probably my favourite Chaos god, play a big part in the realm of Warhammer 40k. It is the […]
Read moreThe cannon and the fodder. Continuing in the tradition that Mikko started a month back, I’m pushing WIP Wednesday to become a regular thing. Today with a freeblade knight and a flock of chaos cultists. These guys are very much airbrush exercises currently, but hopefully next week will see all finished. The knight is the […]
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