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Very cool! -Blog readers always want the one thing they can't have don't they

Nice work on the new models as usual

Little atmospheric scenic piece - exploding pallet!

OMG! Niice!! Ammo Cooking off! Great!!

Nice

nicely done!

Awesome job on the Explosion !

Here is a little taster then of our Gamesday Participation game table for this year. (Valk painted by El Diablo)

thats an amazing teaser!

That pallet is fantastic - love when people put all that effort into something purely atmospheric, really shows the love put into the project. Keep it up!

I have a feeling an airbase will be blown sky high

Very nice color scheme on the Nids .. they are looking really good.. and the weathering on the vehicles looks very realistic.. top notch 8)

Great looking stuff like always.

Digits wrote:But for now only the three.

I think i love you...

Sweeeeeeet job dude

Wow, super nice work. You are super pro, do you have a website for terrain sales?
I have a couple of ideas. I have lived in combat zones for almost 4 years now. The T Walls take a lot of damage; brakes on the edges, large cracks, and even if a rocket hits 50 feet awake they still show large crater like gashes. Usually Contractors pack these spots up and paint small labels on them too. Just an idea. Another idea is water. Every military insulation has water pallets, a large water reserve, like 10 ft tall drums, and a water tower. They do the same for fuel points, for vehicles, helo pads, and air strips.

On my terrain I took a travel sized Pringals can and put it on wooden legs. I then made another one that I punched a small hole in the bottom and a large break across the top. Looking at the exploding pallets, this would be a great idea for a rocket taking out a tower.

Love your work though, keep it up and maybe link a how to video for the explosions.

Cheers fella! Very kind of you. I'll certainly look into the water storage idea if I can find pics.

Don't have a video but the following link is my thread on AB which shows a lot of the camp stuff being made - the explosion is at the end.

http://s3.zetaboards.com/The_Ammobunker/topic/7426716/1/

That's awesome, that looks really cool.

What and where did you get the fan codex template? That was fantastic! I don't like ig but you really put a smile on my face with the army, conversions, terrain, codex, the whole Shabang...well executed my friend.

Beautiful work man just beautiful! The Emperor shall be Pleased.


-FrostTooth

Fantastic models! I'm curious how you made those caps for your winter troops though. Are they greenstuff'd or a resin cast from somewhere?

I made a master from a capped Cadian command head and a bare headed fw respirator head. From that a rubber mold so I green stuff push mold them. cheers

Tervigon painted.

And another heavy weapon team.

i like the pose of the carrier

Cheers fella. A few more....

Three flamers ( a weapon that features a lot in the 23rd)







A couple of officers






The first of the veterans - I like this combo, works well and I look forward to building the others.






And the 23rd attached Shadowkin "Marbo", niceley tooled up.

Next up, cyclops demo vehicle operator.

I realize Ive asked about where the bits come from in this thread quite a bit, but that remote hand?

And looks great. Also very impressed with your Marbo. How many total points is the army?

No idea! Pretty big.

As for the hand, simple one, sentinel pilot arm bud.