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Hello! Well technically I'm not a really new guy here, being member since two years, though mostly lurking. A good friend of mine, a member of that forum, have hinted me to post here and looking at all that shiny stuff here I've decided to follow his advice. This is going to be the showcase of my painted 40K miniatures. I'm actually not an active 40K player but collector loving the 40K background and among other things particularly that quirky Inqusition stuff. And that was about it, here we go..

Anna Astragova, The imperial Inquisitor.

The base is quite rusty, stolen that idea from the last Warhammer Visions Blanchitsu, from their beautiful 40K board "The Sump"





Uriah Jacobus, the Protector of the Faith,

one of my very favorit Ecclesiarchy figures, sculpted by Brian Nelson for the Adepta Sororitas army.









That's for the beginning of this thread, hope you liked it. Thanks!

Very nice work there! The way you've kept the Blanche-esque limited pallette but also got vibrant and bright colours is very impressive! Great basing too!

Great looking minis, mate! Jacobus looks perfect to me! Really like your paint selection. Keep up the good work
And welcome to dakka

Thank you for the kind comments!

Keeping to a limited color palette was one of my intentions indeed. Glad you like it.

Magnus Anandovitch, the imperial preacher
The classical motif, a preaching guy with a chain saw. Very convincing sometimes





Gottlieb Althaus, the inquisitorial scribe

Good stuff once again!

Pontius 1609, the Arco-Flagellant

conversion from a VOR: The Maelstrom figure (one of the Neo-Soviet cyclops, I believe), added some small details from various plastic kits or made by green stuff and a LAM gas mask. Unfortunately the photo of the unpainted version got lost.

I guess some pipes and tubes ans further details would have improve his look but at that time I got caught by other "wonderful" ideas for other minis and I've stopped here. Anyway, at least I've got him painted.







and here the group shot of the gang so far:

Awesome stuff! They just ooze 40K