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I'm not going to explain who they are here, but I feel as though I've resisted this temptation for far too long to keep them from being showcased a little bit.

That said, this army is already well under way, so I could just plaster a bunch of pictures of my finished models right away, but this is also a blog to:

A. Motivate me to continue my projects.

B. Learn new skills to make this themed army even better.

Your suggestions, comments, and especially your cynicism is welcome here. (Though don't be too hard though, I'm not Van Goge by any stretch.)

How this blog will work:

With every picture of progress I will attach a photo of an already finished model, showing where this army has come from in its humble beginnings, and where I want to take it.

Let's Begin Comrades

My Minotaur Librarian (Counts as a Dark Angels Librarian)







Comrade Damitus







That's it for today! My only camera is on my Galaxy S3... so my apologies for the eye strain.

Also, I have a question about Cardstock. Where can I get it, if I'm planning on making a vehicle out of it? Also, how can I reinforce it and/or allow for moving parts?

Your feedback is welcome comrades! Thank you for your interest!

None of the pictures work, try hosting them on a normal host site, or upload them to a Dakka gallery.

Ok sounds good, I will fix them.

Edit: They should be fixed now.

Question for anyone who wants to answer:

If I wanted to sculpt some mini's, what are some good materials? I already have green stuff, but I don't want to make an entire model out of one.