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Incredible work bud. You really have come leaps and bounds on your painting. So much brilliant work.

Hello!

Made with bits and toys.

Really like him excellent nurgle beastie

And now something different.

very good looking! mind telling us what you used for the frame?

A particullary deep photo frame, cardboard and a foamy sheet of paper like material.

Did ya ever figure out how to magnetize the "shelves" ?

 The Brave wrote:
A particullary deep photo frame, cardboard and a foamy sheet of paper like material.

Thanks mate! I really like this idea! Storage and presentation in a beautiful package!

 Mothsniper wrote:
Did ya ever figure out how to magnetize the "shelves" ?

I made it in a hurry, but it can be done.
Maybe for next one.

It took me all evening, but here is my first requit for a deathwatch killteam.
I have a bunch of bits and 6 primaris bodies, so I think it's the perfect project.
I have no killteam shoulder armor, but those should work.

Which chapter the next soldier should be? And his weapons?

With that hairstyle he seems very Space Wolf.

Also have to comment on the Nurgle-crab-beastie above, hard to believe its a toybash, looks like something I would've eagerly bought from Rotten Factory.

Here is the full band.

Deathwatch guys looking very interesting, and I must second the praise for the nurgle beasty. Unbelievable that it is not an official kit

Thanks for sharing

Thanks.
Here a test piece for the kill team.

About the nurgle thing, to be honest, the head is from an official GW kit.

Love the display frame! The deathwatch lad is looking great already too

And fully painted, that freehand logo was painful.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C95PNRwtHhg/?igsh=d3N6OHZiY3FsdnBw

The DeathWatch squad is complete.
To be honest, I was bored in the end and finished it quickly.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C-Pch6jtfTi/?igsh=eXg5bGhtbzh1dHQ1

They turned out well to say you were bored with them

They look great, that's a nice vibrant blue

Kill team looks great! What do you think of GW returning Deathwatch to the Imperial Agents codex rather than getting 'their own'

I like the idea.
It's a way to give some flavour to the codex.

I had some eldar and elf bits around and I put togheter this lad.
Not sure what it is, maybe a scout, maybe an exodite, maybe a name character. The pose is a little weird, maybe I should rotate the legs a but.
What do you think?

Forest goblin leader.

That's very cool, so the spider is a toy?

Spider is perfect, where is that from?

I have no idea where the spider is from, I got it at the thrift store.

Love his meditative pose on the spider!

The pose on the raider is pretty good. Rotating the legs may help it feel a bit more natural, but then you run into the 'all my leader figures are leaning one direction!' challenge. I don't mind it, definitely screams leader pose.

Forget Orktober, this is Gobtober.

I finally (almost) finished this project after months. I did the first 5 goblins ages ago, but now I have a decent set of troops.

Almost all of them are made with old parts. Skeven legs and bodies, goblin heads and lizardmen arms. It's incredibile how the skaven bodies are a better fit for the goblin than the ratmen themselves.
And I love the skin color of my not-green evil jungle rascals.

Very appy with these.

I'm too lazy to post everything here, so check the link.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DA4P11Utlzq/?igsh=MWk5cW9kOW85endxMQ==

Such a cool gang, it’s amazing how all of the kits meshed together so nicely.