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This Inquisition weirdo has always been one of my favorites from back in the day, and I'm glad I finally got to paint him:

That guy is disturbing (in a good way of course)

 War Kitten wrote:
That guy is disturbing (in a good way of course)

I always thought he captured the nightmarish side of the Inquisition really well, and I'm glad I finally got my hands on him.

Great job on him.

For those who don't know, I run a Youtube channel called Camhammer, and one of my regular series is Army Overview videos. Today, I put out one on the Stormtrooper detachment attached to my Valhallans:

I thoroughly enjoyed this video, and may have accidentally watched all of your other vids. They're especially high quality, which is what probably kept me attached to them so easily. Great stuff.

 WarbossDakka wrote:
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, and may have accidentally watched all of your other vids. They're especially high quality, which is what probably kept me attached to them so easily. Great stuff.

Thank you! I'm trying to put out the best stuff I can, and I'm glad I have so many armies to mine for content

I've gotten a lot of people asking me how I do my winter bases on my Valhallans and other armies over the years, so I've put together this basing tutorial!

I've been kinda flitting from project to project lately, and I got around to painting a pair of Inquisition weirdos I kitbashed back in February:






And the whole gang so far:


I figure the guy with the greatsword is a Mordian veteran who got pressed into service with the Inquisitor, goldenboy is a bodyguard from a merchant clan, and the little goblin cherub guy just came with the Inquisitor's big book.

What a bunch of weirdos

Good work!

Beep. Boop. Comply.

Beep boop indeed. Good work!

Thanks! I genuinely don't know when I'll use these dudes, but they're scheme-agnostic enough that I should be able to use them for my Valhallans, Black Templars, or even my Heresy Ultras if I'm feeling so inclined.

Since I post terrain for my Skullingrad board here, I thought I'd share my crashed Aquila Lander, which I've had for a long time and only just painted:

V cool - I can't remember, is that plastic or resin?

Brother SRM wrote:Since I post terrain for my Skullingrad board here, I thought I'd share my crashed Aquila Lander, which I've had for a long time and only just painted:

Slinky wrote:V cool - I can't remember, is that plastic or resin?

I just recently painted mine this summer. Long time waiting in the paint queue from the 4th edition starter box. Looks good!

Slinky, it should be plastic, FW made (makes?) a resin one that is intact, but the crashed one is plastic.

SRM can correct me if I’m wrong.

Yep, it's plastic. It came in the Battle for Macragge box on its own sprue, and is sometimes available from the GW site.

The story for how it was made was they get a Forgeworld (intact) Aquila Lander, then dropped it on the floor and made a mould of the damage. There's some photos from back then of the terrain where it's obviously the master because it has some of the hallmarks of a resin mold that wasn't filled up enough, and the texture is a bit rougher.