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I love seeing your ork force, thanks for sharing it with us! This is quite a large force, it would be great if you could find someone to play apocalypse with. A lot of great stuff here, but my favorites are your conversions. I love that looted wagon, I hope rules come back for it too. I also really like your converted boy on that trakked bike. First thing I tohught when seeing him was painboy. I'm looking forward to seeing this progress, good luck.

This turned out amazingly, beautiful work with both the conversion and the paint job.

That is so cool! It's really great that you had that painting get together, and then played all those games. I hope you had a great time, it sounds like so much fun.

Thanks for the cool retrospective, it's easy to forget how much we have accomplished in a year. I'm glad you decided to get back to working on the blog. It was also fun seeing that armies on parade piece again, that is definitely something to be proud of!

Great sand bags and barbed wire. That wire looks like it took a very long time

Wow, the riders look amazing. You are quite the painter

Sounds like you had a great weekend (probably a while ago now). The grots turned out very nicely. I'm also liking the mek on the bike, I'm looking forward to seeing it continued.

I'm glad you're starting to feel better, flu is rough. It's great that you were able to get the wartrike into a game so soon after finishing it. Impressive game, nice job on the win. I'm not sure if I have heard of tabling an opponent at the end of the 3rd turn.

Oh man, it's heart breaking seeing that spilled bits box. That must have been such a pain to clean up and sort

Also ever stepped on a lego? Cute, try stepping on a pointy gretchin head

Oh man, that nose!

The biker Warboss looks great, lots of personality too
Also congrats on being close to graduating

Beautiful work on that terminator, it looks great. It's also nice for me seeing a 40k model I recognize and am used to.

Looking good, good luck finishing in time

Hey, thanks for the shout out, Ezki. It's fun to see someone else using playing cards and mini playing cards. I hope it works well for you. The tables are looks good so far, and no worries about the bottoms being messy, mine was too. I don't know anything about Mordheim, but I looked up Dregs, and I can see why you aren't fond of the models. I may be way off with these suggestions, but I've think try fantasy cultists, militias, and angry mobs. Does anything like these work:

Warhammer Fantasy Peasant Militia
https://images.app.goo.gl/Hn9X5C4Bbq8dHCwb8

Reaper Townsfold VII Angry Mob
https://images.app.goo.gl/iwKeCuXvu5NeY4re9

Frostgrave cultists
https://images.app.goo.gl/QhYD4TDiyvRWWt3y6

Nice thinking with those table legs. Also the table surfaces look even better than before in that last pic, did you do more work on them or did the camera jsut capture your work better?

Woohoo! It's always fun to get new minis. I'm in full agreement about minis 1 & 2, (all four a great choices). The grave digger is something I've almost bought a few times from Reaper. That plague doctor is really cool too. I'm personally more of a fan of mini 3 for your last Dreg over 4 because of the big backpack and worn appearance, but this is your warband and your decision. It's great that you spent some time fishing and enjoying nature.

That wolf does have a strange offness, seems more like a Worg than a wolf, but still a cool mini. Where did you get the wolves from? I like the skeleton archer too, nice choices all around.

I'm impressed with the vampire, it shows a lot of time and detail went into her. No worries about a lack of updates, I hope you enjoyed your trip, and good luck with the Bachelor's degree

Good luck in tomorrow's game

I agree completely with what Captain Brown said, very impressive work.

I like the terrain, furniture, and especially the scrolls. That is impressive dedication on the scrolls, I used thin wire to tie single scrolls when I made them. That's really impressive to be managing with thread.

It also seems that every terrain / prop idea I get, I could just go and check your thread on how to achieve it. I was creating a prototype of a fireplace, and I cracked a smile as I noticed that you had already done it

Heh heh, Thanks Ezki. If I give your great work any inspiration, it's a good thing Nice work on the scrolls, I still can't imagine how hard it must have been to try those mini knots.
Your terrain piece looks absolutely stunning, and so varied. Are you going to be okay with people battling on it, when it looks that good? Even the test piece looks surprisingly nice, what were the three different kinds of tea you used? I mostly use Chamomile, but have plans to try black tea (the two kinds I drink).

Thanks for the tea comparison, Ezki. They fire place is looking excellent, I'm especially impressed with the brickwork and how you aged it with modeling paste. Out of curiosity, do you watch "Bard's Craft" on Youtube? The foam you used for the fire place looks just like what he always uses for crafting. It's a foam I've never seen where I live.

Thanks Ezki, yes I was curious about the type of XPS foam, it makes sense that you described it as Finnfoam, which I assume is more native to Finnland. Also thanks, I couldn't palce his accent. Here in America XPS foam is usually pink, gray, green, and maybe blue. That translucent milky look of Finnfoam is what stood out to me as an XPS foam that I didn't recognize.

Good to see you back Ezki, and thanks for including us in your busy weekend. Congratulations on graduating and finishing your thesis, what a lot of work that must have been. I think you picked a great way to celebrate. I thought your looted wagon looked good, but I'm excited to see the truck it will become. Keep us posted.

Those good looking paint jobs are just tabletop standard? You're going to make me feel bad about myself
Great looking warband you've made, and it really does look amazing all together and zoomed in using the gallery images. Also it's good to see you back and posting.

Thanks for the recap Ezki It was fun to see the orks and tables for Mordhiem again. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do in 2020 (And knowing when painting a mini is finished is something we all struggle with)

Very nice Ezki, I think the hard weathering was a good choice and makes sense for a looted ok vehicle. I especially like the heavy scratches on all the edges as you know those ork boyz wouldn't be very careful as they move it around.

Wow, you're keeping busy Ezki! I like the conversions, and I wouldn't be so hard on yourself about past work. Especially about being sloppy with orks, that's kind of expected

Congratulations of the wins and the trophies Ezki!

Wow you are really cranking out a lot of great progress, it doesn't feel slow to me. Also, you should follow your own inspiration, but I love the love you made by taking the wings off of the Megatrakk Scrapjet. Without any wings it looks like such a cool muscle car. Maybe just put some wheels on it forget about the trakks also.