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So, first and foremost let me start off by saying I have severe gamer A D D...I have multiple projects going for multiple game systems, and my interest waxes and wanes...sometimes giving me hyper focus on a project for a couple months...after which I get burnt out and move on to one of my other projects. I always end up coming back to my projects (so I wont ever simply give up and sell my DE army), but I tend to take extended breaks from them. I'm starting this blog to try to give me a reason to stay relatively focused on this one project for an extended period of time.

Having said that, maybe some P&M veterans can give me some pointers on how to run a successful blog here on Dakka? Also, if I just can't help myself, and I do a 180 and switch projects for a while, is it better to just keep it all in one schizophrenic blog, or should I start a 'sister' blog for that alternate project (i.e. Tyranids and Tyranid terrain, Warhammer Quest, Necromunda, Skaven, Malifaux, Infinity, Flames of War, etc)?

Thanks in advance, and here's my first photo...


So far I have assembled and primered black...30 wyches, 15 kabalite warriors, 5 trueborn with blasters, 5 scourges, 1 haemonculus, 2 Raiders, 3 Ravagers, 9 Reavers, and 5 venoms. I have some beasts cleaned and primered gray, and am currently cleaning and assembling 5 metal incubi, a metal beast master, a failcast archon, 10 failcast wracks, 5 hellions, and 10 more kabalite warriors (some of which I may make into trueborn) I'm planning on going with the edge highlight scheme that the GW studio used (sort of dark to teal green highlights, with deep, almost burgundy reds as accent markings and hair color, etc.). I have done 1 or 2 test models which I will post up soon.

Good start. Would like to see the wyches.