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I am planning this to be a long term blog as unfortunately my painting and modeling kit is located at my Nans house until I can get a workshop built in our garden shed at the request of my wife. So updates will be sporadic at best.

To get this kick started I have a finished Yeld Spyrer. It is varnished for gaming so unfortunatly the photos havent really come out too well. I will be trying to get some better pics later when I can costruct a better lighting rig.



The paint scheme is based on A Roger Dean painting of a butterfly / moth. I am aware that the yeld is ment to be stelthy, but as I reckon it occasionally they will want to be seen so their prey know their doom is at hand.

I have also been sculpting my own Bountyhunter based on the cyborgs from the syndicate games.





I am currently working on the Orrus for the Spyrers and I'm giving him a poison dart frog paint job similar to below.



Any comments and constructive criticism is greatly appreciated.