Tremendous work Cam. Hat's off on the portrait... amazing.

Thank you so much folks. Means the world to see you all.

The dimensions are 300mm x 200mm give or take for the overall size of each floor. So as playable as I can make it.

Next up is the Police station.


More soon.

Progress. Police station with cell and offices for officers.









Thanks for looking. Soon be done.

I look forward to some... good moaning

Thanks graven.

Todays progress. Think I might call it.









Thanks for looking. On to some scatter while I mull over these buildings, as to ifn I wants to add out!

I think that's a job well done Cam.

That's a great building. I especially like the bricks from the damaged walls being on the inside-- that's a nice, game-able touch.

Another snazzy bit of terrain!

Thanks folks.

Bit of scatter...


And next building, aiming for WWII village hall come hospital that's bomb damaged.




Thanks for looking.

That scatter comes from different centuries.

Well carts were still in use in 1940s Europe, the grey one is actually WWII German Kampwagon!

Sorry, I was looking at it with American eyes. I don't *think* the covered wagons lasted as long here (or at least didn't mix as commonly with modern cars). I could be wrong though... not a historian.

I should a progressive nation such as yours lost the wagon very early in the motor world.

I think you're right Cam- given the distances in North America (Canada has similar challenges, probably Mexico too) there would have been pressure to develop father-reaching faster transportation. But the 'tried and true' ways hung on in some places: in my region of the Finger Lakes in New York State milk was delivered in the major towns and their suburbs by horse-drawn milk float in to the 1960's.

And I'm still waiting for my Jonny Quest Jet Pack!

Thanks folks.








Calling that done.

Looks good! Where are the hot nurses?

Thanks Gits.

Next WWII French Chapel damaged of course.







And a couple scatter pieces...


Thanks for looking.

I think you need some scorch marks around the damaged areas. Looking fantastic for sure!

Thanks Gits.

At last I have some orks on my table....

Very cool!

The lads...


The start of their new ride...



Thanks for looking.

Waagh, and so forth

Love the way the orks pop!

Thanks guys.

Still WIP and missed yhe deadline but....





Thanks for looking.

Spiffy!

Beautiful work as always

Everyone should have some orks on their table. Looking good so far!

Thanks folks.

Here is the finished ork speeder.









Thanks for looking.

Dat Der is genius.

Very clever Cam.

Thanks.

Some quickburna boys.



And a transport for them...


Finally using these silly nail things..


More soon.

Love burnas!

Burna Boyz riding in a wooden-panelled trukk may be the Orkiest thing ever.

Thanks guys.

Lots to show so here we go...




A clock faces for the tower I built a while back.



Next is a Bolt Action truck that is actually a scatter terrain wreck.





Thanks for looking.

OK... the clock faces are just awesome.

Love the truck. So orky without being overdone. Might I suggest some scorch marks on the tops of the uppermost wood boards... maybe with some blackening trailing down the sides like some of the promethium dripped a bit?

Good shout Gits, I'll get on to it.

In the mean time, I watched SAS Rogue Heroes, again, and got inspired...




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Excellent, and inspiring as always!

That is the level of stowage I try for on most of my vehicles- those LRDG guys knew how to pack a Jeep. Great detail on yours that you don't often see are the sand ramps stowed across the back- they were absolutely essential but hard to put away someplace, unless you used them (as you have) as a backstop for the gear in the rear seat.

Thank you guys.

So, had this pile of bits on the side of my bench...


So thought there is enough there to make something....







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He looks proper ready for some wars among the stars

"Marooned on a deserted moon by his treacherous and ungrateful crew, was Grotsnog nonplussed? Not a bit! Using his (minimal) native intelligence, patented WAAAGH-scout knife and brute force, he cobbled together the Snog-Flyer of Doom and set about his plans for revenge."

Thank you guys, thank you so much.

Next is a small 1:72 tiger 1. The tracks were terrible. Good testing for future tank builds though. Got a few things down pat, others still learning.






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Well dug out a old Onemannoodle kit, and decided to fix her up....









That's her ready for primer. Apparently she is a Hetzer tank lookalike. Not sure how far I will keep to that. Certainly no iconography, will be imperial all the way, just determining whether to go desert or ice....

Painting progress, primer and undercoat...



And started final paint...






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Wow! That's a lot of cool work Cam!

That's a quick turnaround on that model-- assembly to painted in two days? I love how grimy you made the model look.

Love the rust effects on the back of the tank!

Very cool, or hot? given the desert paint scheme. Tallarn, IIRC? It's been a while since I looked at anything related to the Imperial Guard.

Thank you folks.

Here is the latest...



And these guys...



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Excellent contrast between the camo pattern on the lower steel hull and the upper covered with zimmerite! How did you get that holey flecktarn pattern? It almost looks like a (very) old method where one would paint the under color, put blobs of rubber cement on, paint the over color and then rub the rubber cement off (like the salt weathering method, but for larger 'holes').

And the color palette is spot on for German WWII.

No progress of my own recently, but have enjoyed lurking suspiciously in the corner watching as you keep banging out the winners.

Space Wolves!

Thanks folks,

@Gits, yup bud, space puppies.

But first a quick commission...


Wish me luck. Needed for Xmas!

Rebel Scum.

Good luck Cam! They're really not giving you much time for that.

Merry Christmas to everyone, hope you all have a great Christmas.


Sorry no pics of completed piece, clean forgot in the excitement.

Next a quick and dirty imperial guardsman.



Next a minor conversion, for my Spacewolves.










Went for an open topped version, more in keeping with the viking longships. Looks more like a ship than a shipping container now.

Well as always, c&c welcome and encouraged, thank you for looking. Hope you all have a wonderful Christmas day. I'll be back with a Santa report later...

That's an awesome idea Cam.


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By the bye... Merry Christmas!

That's an awesome Viking longship adaptation, Cam!

Merry Christmas! I always remember the quote, but always forget the speaker (but you do) , who said:

"usually when I close my show I wish that your God be with each of you; but at this time of the year I wish for our God to be with us."

Steve Allen(?)

You're the first guy to ever comment on any of my work and have remained and encouraging factor in the doodles that I turn out. Thank you for all that!

Merry Xmas rebel scum

Love the space boat!

Merry Christmas, Cam! I hope it was a good one, without any fears.

It seems completely appropriate that Space Wolves would drive an open-bed pickup truck. Maybe the driver should be wearing a mesh-back cap?

Merry Christmas mate!

for you and your loved ones!!!

Can you fit a small squad of troops inside blasting out as they fly? That would be very Space Wolves metal.

Thank you folks.

@Gwyn, that's my idea, transport capacity is 12, so either termi's or assault troops, with fire points as per open topped.

Next for me was an ebay save...


Had to kitbash an arm and the blade. Just hope he is OK.

Then I'm feeling an orky vibe. Feeling a speedster brewing..



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Red ones go fasta.!







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I'm hearing I wanna dance like Uma Thurman playing in the background when I look at this build- or the theme from the Munsters. Great job, Cam!

Love the tractor, I wonder how an Orc Version of a John Deere commercial would play out

Man that's AWESOME! WAAAAAGH!!

Thanks folks, much appreciated.

First up, a weirdboy, not even sure if they are still a thing!



Next up is a tank...


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Da Hull is getting there!






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Chonky! Love it

 wyomingfox wrote:
Love the tractor, I wonder how an Orc Version of a John Deere commercial would play out

John Deere- As Greene as your skin and as yellow as your teef. “Green and Yellow ones do the choppin’“-Mork....or was it Gork?

Announcer voice “sum puttinz tofgeter wreqwired. Film shot on da klozed kours. Plenty of hummies shot to. Uze onle az instrukted by da Boss. Impropr uze’l rezult in a krumpin. Kunsult a painboy if injure from krumpin lasts mor an 2 dayz. Sum Gitz shuldnt tak John Deere. Doz gitz shuld git shot. Dont B A Git .”

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Cam! It's great seeing all the stuff you've been working on.

That tank looks amazing already!

Thank you all. Very much appreciated.








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It's rokkin' . Luv it boss.

Wonderful job on the tank Cam! Blue and orange orks... where have I seen that color-scheme before here on Dakka?

Nice looking tank yah got there.

Thank you folks.




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Well, that's downright amazing.

Holy tin can batman!

Thanks folks.





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gosh, you´re chucking already more out at the start of the year than i did the whole last year... quick and motivated... and good at it...!!!
cheers, vik

Thank you sir. Lovely to hear from you.

Next a dragsta....




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Oh, very old school feel. Waagh, etc.

Lovely scratch on that dread Cam. Nice paint too!

Thanks guys.










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Epic tags.

Excellent scratchbuild. I especially love the yellow-and-black hazard stripes and checks!

Tags are hilarious! Vehicle is awesome too!

Next....can you guess what it is yet?




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Loving the scratch built ram!

And my guess is...a vehicle

A self-delivering bento box.

You pair are useless, or my modelling is more likely crap....try now.







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Well at least I'm consistant

Wow, did you do that all in one sitting?! Also, what did you carve the turret out of?

The kan, dragsta, and looted tank all look amazing Cam! It's wonderful to see so much great creating happening. All three paint jobs look great also (Saw the finished tank on Facebook).

Your ability to knock out professional quality scratch builds in what appears to be very little time is truly astounding.

That’s some inspiring rates of scratch building! Do you have a particular thickness or thicknesses of plastic are you prefer to work with or find yourself reordering?

Thanks folks.
@Wyoming fox, indeed you are!
@ Josh, carved from epic. Sometimes called foamed, sinatra board. You can do a lot with it and it comes in thick sheets.
@Syro, thank you sir. Really appreciate it.
@Gulgog, high praise. Thank you.
@ph34r, 1.5mm and 1mm. I also use thicker and thinner sheet materials but mostly the 1.5. Easy to cut and work and structurally fairly solid. Thank you.

So next was paint....







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Dat is sum gud dakka

Those are freaking SWEET, Cam

I feel I need a tetanus shot just looking at it, well done! What weathering paints do you use?

@Wyoming Fox, ryza rust, mournfang brown and khorne red are the main colours. I use others, but those 3 are the basics. I have a pot of rusty wash I make up myself, deep orange colour.

A lovely little tank Cam... and you did it in the best Clan colors too!

 Camkierhi wrote:
@Wyoming Fox, ryza rust, mournfang brown and khorne red are the main colours. I use others, but those 3 are the basics. I have a pot of rusty wash I make up myself, deep orange colour.

Cool! Thanks. Do you use air brush medium for the base to create your wash mixture?

Loving the sherman vibes on the ork tank, cracking work as always Cam!
sherman
sher-man
sher-oomie?

Thanks folks.

@ gits, obviously bud 8)
@Wyoming, sometimes, mostly distilled water a little dish soap and a little isopropyl alcohol. Nice quick drying, and runny mix.
@ Sir D. Thanks bud.






And earlier....






And while I was at it...





So that's a civilian car. A communications truck for Imperial guardsman. And an Ebay save Rhino.

Thanks for looking in.

Oooh, the car would be great for the old genestealer limos.


It's a cult classic!

Looking great, lovely scroll work too.

I absolutely love that van conversion Cam. Wow.

Thanks folks, much appreciated.








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That's awesome. I've got some cast cars of that ilk from Russia... they're really cool. Yours would fit right in!

It was kind of jarring to see an official GW model amidst all your cool scratchbuilds.

I like the red limo, expecially the burner things in the back-- they remind me of the old Adam West Batmobile.

It's been a while since i checked in, great vehicles, i like the cult cruiser.

Thanks folks.

@Gits had a few of my own. They are amazing.

@Josh thanks bud. Kinda does look like it a bit.

@ Jehan thank you sir.



So next is another tank. Aiming for a T34 look. See how I go.

Thanks for looking in. More soon.

T34... or Teef Hurty Moar?

Now I'm imagining orks crimping the metal plates together with thier teeth, which kind of jives with the look of Cams technique for edging the plastic plates!

Thanks folks.







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I don´t know why but whenever I see some kind of Vickers type of machine gun I find it very aesthetically pleasing....

That's a nice green you built up on that tank there.

Makes me smile. Outstanding work.

Thank you folks. Start of next one, made of offcuts and scraps from lastfew builds.



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Bit more done. Ready for paint.






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It's a Can Man, Cam!

Love the hydraulic arm with all of the spears jutting out of it. So cool!!

Thank you.







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Very nice Cam, I like the motion it shows and the cutting arm also.

Its a one eyed, one horn, purple people eater!!

What an excellent little killa kan!

Thank you folks.

Here is a piece from my shelves of shame...









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Whoa that looks spooky. Where did you get the hooded skeleton heads?

That shrine looks cool!

Thanks folks.

The hooded skelly heads with red hoods? I sculpted them.

Had some inspiration today. Picked up that tic-tac packet and went with my gut on it...




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Dude that's awesome both the plane and the scupted hooded skele heads.

what glue combi did you use to ad something to that slick plastic... I´ve collected too many cool containers over the years and failed to stick A to B....

Cam had tipped me some time ago for working with slick and/or disparate materials to rough up the join area, apply cyanoacrylate and then add baking soda; the chemical reaction fixes them fast and firm.

Something like that here, Cam?

Yup. Baking soda and superglue. Having said that this is the third time of asking for the wing joint. Holding fast now. But the butt joint didn't work well.

Here she is before primer...






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Wow! That little flyer is fantastic, Cam! Realky inventive. Looking forward to seeing paint on it.

Beautiful work sir, what you can do with junk and plasticcard is simply staggering

The WW2 stuff was awesomesauce

 Meer_Cat wrote:
Cam had tipped me some time ago for working with slick and/or disparate materials to rough up the join area, apply cyanoacrylate and then add baking soda; the chemical reaction fixes them fast and firm.

Something like that here, Cam?

thanks mate, this method of course! I really need to get into building again... long period of motivation on my part...


looking super cam!!!

Perfect little Killa Kan! Great job on the shrine too my friend. Very cool.

Thanks folks. Very much appreciated.

Belly of the beasty!




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You are a mad wizard, sir.

the shrine from the shelf of shame is lovely

Thank you.

"WAZZA WIZZA" (fast bomba) is done.











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I like how the colors are reversed; the bottom of military planes were usually a sky color on the belly and the top was an earthen or sea color. I'm seeing the plane just flying upside down because the Ork pilot thinks it makes it more shootee or something.

Or perhaps its a water-world with a nuked out sky!

Anyways the plane is dope!!


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Also love the arrows painted on the wings to tell the ork which direction to fly it

That's a sweet plane, with lots of cool things to look at. My favorite is the pistol-wielding pilot!

Now all it needs is a huge forked tree and a giant rubber band to slingshot it into the sky! Great piece!

Thank you folks, really appreciate your support.

Well if you think that's a bit rough cop this...









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oooohhhh... that´s a truly classic shape! wonderful paintjob!!!

Damn, that's brilliant

Is there nothing you cannot (a) build and (b) orkify?

Good Lord those are AMAZING!! I love them Cam! Just love them!

Great aircraft Camkierhi.

Cheers,

CB

 Camkierhi wrote:

I think this is the natural position for all ork planes... nose down... in the ground. I suspect the ones that actually get into the air are the anomalies.

Holy crap, I would have loved a tutorial on the wings on the single prop! I love how they turned out.

You know, for a race as aggressive, careless, carefree and "shade tree mechanic-y" as Orks- they sure do use a lot of caution stripes. I mean, really, are they over-compensating for their complete disregard for safety in all other things?

Great job on the air force, Cam! The First Kludge Squadron, reporting for duty!

The caution stripes aren't for them lol.

Thank ÿou so much folks.

Next project...





Thanks for looking in.

Nice Cam! Keep creating

"Get to da Choppa!!"

Thank you folks.









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Def from abuv!

Totally bonkers.

More Hazard Stripes!! Man I love it. Do you have a picture of your ork mechanized horde?

Thank you folks. And Wyoming I will organise something.

In the mean time., so.ething completely different....

Been commission for a tables worth of saxon village. So here we go...


Thanks for looking in. Back real soon.

I am absolutely loving this. Brilliant copter Cam, keep 'em coming!

Thanks bud.

So got a commission for a Saxon village. Thatch roofs are a pain in the ........





Thanks for looking in. More soon if I have not gone completely insane thatching...

Good to see you got your casting game on again.

for thatched roofs ... I´ve seen many peeps using teddy bear fabric and once covered in dilluted pva then combed to your preferred styling... looks promising!!!

Yeah, nice work on the decorative elements.

Thank you folks.

Did think about it Vik, but thought I would give this a go. See what you think...




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the main selling point of this method is the open side of the strawbundles...third pic, only with this way as you did you get that natural fabric look I tried my hand with styrodur and wirebrush for the main surface of the roof... a sufficient look...but it cant produce certain effects...again well done!

question...will you be adding some colour to the carvings? the knots could be in red to add a slight extra pop?


cheers, vik

When I did roof thatch for my buildings I used a straw broom. Snipped it off to the desired length and layered it up slowly.

My wife says I should have created little “bundles” of the thatch and lay them on instead of building up the layers as that is apparently how a thatched roof is actually built.

I lost patience after the first couple of houses and ended up piling the straw on. It looks ok and good enough for me. But I could have done better.

Thanks guys.

Thinking of maybe bundling the threads. I'm using jute string. And unpicking it to smaller. Finishing off with milliput sculpted. But it is slow and results are OK, but not great.

Could you soak the threads in a weak PVA glue mix and let the dry so they are a tad firmer. Then they could be more solid when you bundle them together? May look a tad to plastic though.

That jute string has a really nice look to it. Might be slow but the end result looks great. I don't know if this might help you but for the next one try a higher roof structure underneath and apply the string thicker at the eaves. That way you'd get a thicker appearance without the need for making it look like yelms. Most Saxon buildings had pretty thick layers and they extended out far to allow for the formation of drip gulleys.

I love the carvings, especially around the door.

Thank you folks. Advise gratefully received, and given me a few ideas for the next one.

In the mean time this is going to go to the client for checking.

And to use up some time, a quick speeder Allah, 40k....



Thank you for looking in and all c&c welcome and very much appreciated.

Your jute string looks nice after you unraveled it to smaller pieces, how'd you accomplish that? Mine stays in a permanent corkscrew shape.

I dipped it in water down PVA and pulled the excess off. Seems they come straight then. Plus I tweak them with tweezers, further breaking down the fibres.


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This is still WIP. Can't decide on the yellow. Wanted a worn out look. But thinking of redoing it.







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you never cease to surprise... thought it would be a new tank but no, you come up with a nice fresh idea! model looks great, and tho i understand your idea for a worn look... this one could really shine if you instead buffed it all up... at least only some scratches like in the fifth element... at least for me this vehicle radiates of this movie...!!!

Love the old world house. Well done!

Very cool. I agree with Vik, very 5th element. I would consider sepia wash, scratch up (again, as Vik says) and then bring back up the yellow in patches.

also...a more warmer than the recent colder yellow i would think...?

It is something new every week.

CB

Thank you folks, very much appreciated. And though I took on board the comments. I think I maybe took too far the scratches idea!








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looking good mate, ultimately it is your vision... !!!

Yup, looks like a fantastic hunk o junk

Love the flier but I'm not sure how anyone gets in or out.

nano tech canopy...works the same as iron mans last armor...

Thanks folks.

I thought the canopy had a smoothed hinge on the back and screen and all came up.

Been working on the walker.






Thanks for looking.

Love that little car... and the walker turned out just right!

Very Orky Camkierhi.

Cheers,

CB

I love the new kan, Cam It's stance reminds me of the old second edition ork dreads.

Thanks folks.

Taking a small break from pure creation, going to paint up some more puppies...


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Nice one. Yeah, it's good to just hit the plastic sometimes and build an actual kit!

Thanks folks.

New project....




More soon. Thanks for looking in.

Is this going to be steam powered?

Orky choochoo?

Looking forward to watching this develop!

Coal-powered auto-gyro!

Looking forward to seeing what you create Cam
Since everyone seems to be guessing at such an early stage of crafting, my guess is a helicopter.

Thank you folks.

Truly love your ideas, think I will sort that train next.








More soon. Thank you so much for looking in and commenting.

Get to da Choppa!

I got a bit lost on this one. Chopper or jet? Just don't know. Orky yes. Make any sense? No.

The fuselage basically being one massive missile is great.

I wonder if you could build a dakkajet off a Deathstrike missile...

it´s an orky airwolf... the old tv show... it had thrusters too!

 Camkierhi wrote:
Just don't know. Orky yes. Make any sense? No.

I feel like both those sentences traslate to "orky, yes"
It looks great Cam, and I can totally see orks making a hybrid jet/chopper

 Camkierhi wrote:

Spoiler:

You're skirting the border between madness and genius there dude!
Serious cargo-cult vibes with a sprinkle of gyrocopter mixed in

Sweet! There aren't enough autogyros in the world today.

... and much awesomesauce was had!

Great stuff, subbed.

Love the rocket plane!

More interesting scratch builds Camkierhi.

Take care.

CB

Thank you guys. Had a small IRL issue. Back again now though. Actually went to my first club meet in 15 years. Was great. Got to fish out my armies now. !!

Hurrah! About club, not issue. Don't feel pressured by us. But, good to see you in action.

So glad you're involved again, good show!

 Camkierhi wrote:
Thank you guys. Had a small IRL issue. Back again now though. Actually went to my first club meet in 15 years. Was great. Got to fish out my armies now. !!

Army showcase ITT perhaps?

Please add me to the 'would like to see that' list, good sir.

Thanks folks.

God's life is weird. But here you go a couple terrible WIP shots of my space puppies.




Thanks for looking.

Great puppies. Remember you can pm or even text me if you want a blether old son.

Not bad WIP shots at all!

The coloring on the wolf mounts is very impressive- the middle one in the group shot especially is very interesting: realistic and unusual at the same time.

Your bench is- believe it or not- more organized than mine at the moment.

I'm intrigued by the bottle of Naked Rain in the background. A container for a solution of mold-wetting spray is too mundane; what's it for really? The mind boggles!

All looking very good, indeed.

Like the dual colored wolves fur.

Great to see you still creating away! The Toro and the Copter are both fabulous.

I really like the wolves...

I am still alive, just about! IRL as usual kicking my butt. I have been busy so pics to follow , just thought I better let you know I am still kicking about!

Been working on some Death Guard just at mo..




Thanks for looking more soon I promise.

Good to see you embracing Papa's truth

Thanks Graven.

More completed. This was a ebay save. So certain bits like the cloth doors were already there, I just repainted them. But the tentacles are all mine...





I did rip off the sponsons and repositioned them forward.

More soon.

Love the sexy nurglings. Papa is very tolerant of eBay saves especially with added tentacles

Love the little anime demon 😆.

Great work Cam! Some really gritty looking terminators there.... very appropriate!

Thank you folks.

So here we have an army leader and a ebay save.
Lastly is a brilliant model.







Thanks for looking.

Oooh \m/ rokk!

Some shots now of another project I'm working on. Commissioned to make 28mm scale city/ town walls from Saxon period. So I made some masters, made molds and have cast then in resin. To save on resin only the sides and top are cast, over a foam centre.




And some stairs...


More soon.


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And here is an update on the figures..

First up "Hacksaw Petunia" ...



Then some nasty bloke with Typhus!..




More soon...

On the desk at the mo...





Thanks for looking.

Oh my the flying plague drone is creepy. Nice color selection.

Excellent stuff and like a bit of DG white

Your Nurgle stuff looks fantastic Cam.

Thank you folks.

Going to do a photo session later I think. But in the mean time. Here is the wall near completion. 4 feet long with a gate opening. Not sure if I should do some kind of gate?




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That's very impressive.

Oh lovely. Yes to gate.

Thanks for looking.

wow...that´s fingerlicking cool!!! it reminds me so much of the longhouses i built in the game valheim... I know you´re not into gaming... but that might tickle you perhaps a bit in the creative construction nerve ^^

Oh wow that looks great! What did you use for the roof thatching?

Looks great Cam!

That turned out wonderfully Cam!

That building is spectacular, as is the Nurgle stuff from earlier. Typhus looks especially cool.

You've nailed it with that nurgle rhino. Buildings looking great also. Keep up the good work

Thank you all soo much! Really appreciate it.

@ the thatch question, I sculpted it in milliput and then cast it in resin. So I can make large panels of it.

Just a quick and dirty kitbash. Very much a WIP at mo.



Couple naughty little grots got in the meks spares pile, and have knocked up a wee flyer. Needs more vrrm vrrm and dakka, and a paint job!

Thank you folks for looking and your c&c are always welcome.

Well more thrust and dakka is here...








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super glue thrusters for the win!!!

Crotch rocket- indeed.

Nice!

Ta guys.




Oh and...






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Love the Knight. It has a great, classic look that reminds me of the studio Titans around 2nd Ed Epic/Space Marine.

Good work there Camkierhi.

Cheers,

CB

Beautiful work as always Cam

Love it Cam! Orange and light blue just make me feel so good.

 Gitsplitta wrote:
Love it Cam! Orange and light blue just make me feel so good.

Excellent, a fellow McLaren fan

Love the Ork planes and the Knight. Very cool looking. I keep eying up a Knight or two to buy at some point. Looks like a fun project to get into.

Time to catch up on your work.
Lets see... about 5 pages of just Cam' from about the start of 2021.

Impressive sandcrawler build.

Still bending plastic things with fire I see.

Nice steampunk car thing.

Cool Ork flying armed thing.

Nice modular buildings.

Good job on the bendy-rhino.

Nice foam n' wood building building.

A Tiger! in DakkaDakka!

Good additions to OMN tank

Nice up-armoured ambulance.

So many Orky goodness, as to be expected, but the aircraft stand out.

Nice.

I just can't keep up, you are so prolific and you also have the drive to post for all of us to get jealous of your work. I can barely make time to hobby let alone post updates of my own.

As always an amazing inspiration and thoroughly enjoy following what you are up to.

Hello, and big thank you guys. I am working away still. I just think it would be a bit boring.

Here's an example...

Ebay save. Got a problem. No twin assault cannons.


Next another eBay save....


Then a squad of Space puppies.


These are just the latest. More soon I hope.

That's a lovely set of cannons

Like the colors on the tanks cannon!

Nice to see your still at it Cam,,, I like the colours on the knight, looks just right, keen to see how you get on with that land raider too,

Very inspiring thread! Great Stuff! I have to 2nd Alaricuk's comment about the land raider -- so much potential.

Cheers!

Nice work Cam!

Thank you all so much. Ok current update...busy.....






Also made a second drop ship...



Then I had a nice "little" commission....blood Angels.


Interior details...


And now a whole system shift....Bolt Action.




Thank you all so much for supporting me here. I promise to be more active. Just hectic.
As always C&C please.

Space Wolves and commission work blood angels looking cool!

Then you jump us to a Yank platoon and their ride, nicely weathered stuff.

So much going on. I love the land raider and the interior of the BA tank especially.

Always love to see some bolt action, those Americans are looking good! Are you going for a desert army?

Your style works great on the Bolt Action stuff Cam. Nicely done!

Thank you folks. Boy oh boy I am getting worse. Been busy actually playing. !!

So here are a couple of the latest....






And a quick Willy's shot....



Not promising anything but hope to have some more up soon. Been working on plenty. Just not had time.

Looking good Cam and awesome to hear that you have been getting to play!

Nice work on the LR and excellent work on the Jeeps. RL models are always more difficult as we all know what they should look like...

Thank you guys.

Well still working on all sorts. Basically hitting the pile of shame along with yhe odd commission.

Talking of which. These 3 are Regimental Attaches. One is a kitbash. The other 2 are original metal minis.
Painted up for a friend at club.


Next is a commission from another guy. He saw my armies and asked if I could paint his. To start with here are 5 of 10 highlanders. Yes I have to paint tartan!!


Thank you for looking in and I will try and be back soon.

Yes I have to paint tartan!!

looking forward to that feat old chum!

Cor! Mon the clans!

Thanks gents.

Well I have had a blast these last couple weeks.

Apocalypse!!







Also painted some frogs...


Some tiny planes for Castles in the Sky!


Some men in kilts....





And finally my next project...



Thank you for looking in. Sorry about picture quality.

So great to see that you got in a game of apocalypse! Which version of Apocalypse were you guys playing? Also, looks like you're working on Commander Far Sight? cool

Hi Syro, thank you bud.

Yes I am going Tau. But first.....



And the ork up close.


Thank you for looking in. All c&c is welcomed. Sorry I am so crappie lately.

Merry Christmas Cam.

You are very productive these days. That is very good news. The tiny planes look cool. A biplane actually flew over my house about 1 month ago. It was a fluorescent green. Probably a stunt plane, but cool to see. Did you have a particular clan in mind when you painted the kilts?

Ah, have you heard of something called museum putty? (also called quake hold hereabouts) It's similar to blu-tac but has noticeably superior sticking power. I mention it because I see all those mini holders you have, and its use is to hold minis to some sort of stand while painting.

Merry Christmas Red. And indeed Merry Christmas to all of you.

I got lucky myself....


Very lucky boy.

More soon as I build this lot.

Nice haul Cam!
Merry X-mas and Happy New Year

Ooh fun. A gundam? Interesting.

Well I have had a blast these last couple weeks.

most wholesome note of the whole thread for years!!! this made me feel good for you!!!

nice tartan for sure!

also 180 pages!!!!


happy new year mate!!!!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Cam! Love that ork. Very Christmassy in an orky way.

Happy New Year guys and dolls.


WIP shot of a beautiful model I got for Christmas.


Thanks for looking in.

Lovely Xmas Dinner in giant mobile form

really like those town walls mate ,

Wow, an actual game of Apocalypse.

Cheers,

CB

Thank you guys.

@ Graven. Yup a bit of a dogs dinner! Love it myself.
@ neil101. Thank you sir. So does my client apparently, he wants 16 more!
@ CB. Thank you sir. Much appreciated.

Well bit boring but more shots of WIP. Main body etc. done, just base to finish up yet.





Thank you all for looking in. New Years Resolution, back to old self on Dakkadakka!

Beauty is clearly in the eye of the beholder...

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Cam! Nice haul

Thanks lads.

First a wee tank thing for my sons Black Templars...


Then a Daemon Prince....


Then a side project, a Praetorian Guard army started...


Thank you for looking in...

Ooh, busy boy. Tanky!

The scale of your "side projects" is mind boggling...
"oh yeah, i'm just casually starting a praetorian army..."


Your corrupted knight is triggering my disgust response so it must be a damn fine example of its breed.

Also; maximum kudos on the superglue lid thrusters for the ork plane - they look fantastic! I mean, the plane is great too but that's a particularly well executed re-purposing/recycling job right there. Full-on 'Grav-Attack' tier.

And very pleasing to see an apocalypse game which isn't ruined by people like me turning up with god-engines.

Blessings upon you and your house, sir!

Love the update Cam! Keep up the fantastic work!

Looking good as always Cam!

Thank you all.





Proxy Nurgle Daemon Prince.

I also got to do something orky...


Thank you so much for looking in.

Nurglicious.