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I like the colour scheme on the Corp marines.

Thanks, carlos. It's a pretty simple paint scheme-- three different greys, with a heavy Payne's Grey glaze.

This has been sitting on a shelf, taunting me since last summer. Now it's finished:




I saw something like this online somewhere, and was inspired to make my own little ramen stand for Deadzone. The pipes came from a Platformer set that I decided was too fiddly to bother assembling. The sign is hand-painted paper, superglued in place. Someday, I may try to build a little shopping district to fight over, maybe during summer vacation.

That's really nice - I may steal that idea with the bits of DZ scenery I have left

Go for it. I stole the idea from someone else, after all. Be sure to post photos of what you build!

Been meaning to do this for awhile now, I think the bazaar/market would be great fun for a map. Especially if you added some living quarters on top of all of the shops for height

Nice, characterful bit of scenery, you've built there!

When I was digging out the Nightmare Legion for my other pblog, I found these guys as well:



This is a Cthonian from RAFM's Call of Cthulhu line. I used him as a Chaos Spawn for my beastmen army at one point, which is why he is brown and green instead of rocky grey. Here's a shot of him with a Chaos Sorcerer for scale:



These guys are Hounds of Tindalos from the same line, painted up as hellhounds for a short-lived D&D campaign I was in about eight years ago.

Not new paintjobs, but I like the models enough that I wanted to share.