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New terrain article piece: Abandoned outpost, made from a Knights of Dice MDF blank, the Maelstrom's Edge terrain sprue and some plastic plants.














Full build article is here: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/766013.page

Love the colour and character on this one!

Those Kaddar Nova's are snazzy. They give off a real ancient Egyptian feel to me, not quite sure why though.

Love the ruined outpost too. An abandoned, overgrown town/outpost/settlement has long been on my to do list.

Cheers, guys.



Meanwhile, another blast from the past - Space Marine Quad Bikes were one of my most requested conversions back when I was doing commission work, but it was only after I stopped doing commissions (about 10 or 12 years ago now) that I finally got around to building one for myself! Painted with my usual 'not amazing but good enough for the table' gaming standard, for my Imperial Dragons Space Marine army.

That's very cool

New modeling article is up... so don't commence that landing just yet...












Full article showing how it was built is here: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/766339.page

Would that foamed pvc stuff be durable enough to serve as a base on its own?

It would be better than foamcore, but it's not particularly rigid as a flat sheet, which is why I still use Masonite underneath.

Still on my 'take better photos of everything' kick... Some Iron Wolves scouts, from my 2014 Adepticon tournament army.

Great stuff Insaniak

Love the Quad Bike

Well whaddya know... Hubba bubba has a use beyond clogging up your internals. Colour me shocked.

The a proper looking generator you've cobbled together there.

I think I showed a WIP shot of this guy a while back... Gnolti Berserker for Maelstrom's Edge:













Article showing how it was built here: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/766731.page

In other news... I finally found some time to get my cabinet moved from the storage room into my new office.




Still needs a little rearranging and tidying up, and there are some very old projects in there in dire need of finishing...

That's impressive.

Nice collection

Is that a wee golden daemon award tucked away to one side? Congrats.

 Flinty wrote:
Nice collection

Is that a wee golden daemon award tucked away to one side? Congrats.

Yeah, Bronze for 40K vehicle way back in 2004. Also known, in this case, as the 'Being in the right place at the right time' award...

Seriously nice display case and an impressive portfolio of work.

Very jealous of your display cabinet.

Love the dynamic gnolti (sp)

Shipping crates made from old flight bases, 25mm bases and some cardboard:







You can find a tutorial here: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/0/767062.page#10235701

Nice use of bases

Very creative!

Very nicely done! Where did the control units on the end come from- your own castings or some bits from somewhere?

They're from the Maelstrom's Edge terrain sprue.

The crates are great!

Something is afoot...

Aww, now that just looks cute from this angle

He likes overwhelming firepower, and belly rubs.

Crates are indeed very believable - and useful! Good work on them, Mr. Insaniak!

Still on my 'getting better photos' kick...

...and Brother fought Brother amidst the ruins of a dying world.

A little diorama put together for the Duel category in the Oz Golden Demon way, way back in (I think) 2002. It didn't make the cut, and looking back at it now, I can see why (That base! I would do that so very differently now...) but it was a lot of fun to put together.

Playing with Pa'ku, for this week's modeling article:








Full article here: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/0/767352.page#10244622