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I think its about time that I start uploading some of my stuff. Got nationals in September so I have started to paint as much of my Tau, Imperial Guard and my new Space Marines armies as possible because I still have no idea which one I am going to use. Please excuse the photo quality as I am new to this type of thing. So with the Emperors blessing here we go:

This is my attempt at a scratch built Medusa, got the gun from a Karl-Great model (040;041), 1:35 if I recall correctly. I originally made it a Basilisk, but after playing my first tournament I saw the awesome power that the Medusa had, and after building it, it has not let me down since. The camo theme that I am going for in this army is that of open grass land like we have here in South Africa. Added Grass and a camo net for the fun of it, but I have started to keep this theme only to my artillery models.

Here is one of two Manticore’s. Again the same theme is through out the army. I have to say this was one of the most enjoyable models to date that I have painted. I did the tips of the rockets bronze as I felt that it would be a nice change from the usual red or blue tips that I have seen.

I've always been a fan of the Medusa kits, you've made this one look very nice. Great work, the camo scheme looks awesome!

Keep up the good work!

Right done my first demolisher, i think i have done well so far. Added to this is the first dreadnought that i have ever painted.

ENJOY!!

Even though not many have commented its good that many are seeing my efforts. I have been able to keep up the good work thanks to varsity and procrastination. Hear is the work I have done, instead of doing my actual work.