A detailed account of my various commission/hobby projects.
Age of Sigmar – Khorne is always cooler in a world without guns. Rushing in a meeting your enemy with a giant axe while screaming like a maniac isn’t for everyone. But is you worship the Blood God well it’s a way of life. As with all the Underworld warbands these are really great sculpts. Bulked up and dynamically posed these guys just drip flavor (and blood I suppose).
Read MoreWarhammer 40,000 – There are few models more hideous that the metal Fleshhounds of Khorne. Even the new plastics that have been revealed aren’t my cup of tea. Something about the neck frills just doesn’t do it for me. And event though I think a Daemon Prince or Bloodthirster leading a pack of hounds would be cool and effective on the table the look of the models didn’t fit with my army so I never pursued it.
Read MoreWarhammer 40,000 – Fighting twice in close combat is a good thing. Which explains why every Chaos force I paint has at least a unit or two of Khorne Berserkers. If they can reach you in any kind of numbers there are going to be some major casualties.
Read MoreWarhammer 40,000 – Khorne Berserkers and excellent shock troops, if you can get them into combat they tear through infantry with ease. Which means they're an excellent addition to my Night Lords force. In order to force sweet leadership checks casualties need to occur, these guys will deliver.
Read MoreWarhammer 40,000 – I'm trying to crank through as many of the "when you have time" commissions I have sitting around so I can have a clean plate to start the New Year. Some of my clients already have huge armies and want to add new formations, got stupid good deals on stuff to salvage or just want to start new armies. These clients also tend to not be in a rush to get things back and are just looking for the best price. When I get rush jobs in they move to the front because the client is paying a premium to have their stuff done within a deadline. (Usually for an event).
Read MoreThe Forgeworld Daemon Prince of Khorne and it's herald are now finished, you can see more photos in the gallery section of the site. These were painted as a commission for tabletop quality. Fun to paint since there's just so much detail that it doesn't take much to make them look really great.
