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Hello all...

With the death of that other site it seemed prudent to migrate over here. I will be carrying on with my progress on the many projects on the bench at the moment. All the WIP have been removed except that which is brand new! As you can see I like grey... I think it's the subconscious response to painting 30k Emperor's Children for I while I used to dream in palatine and gold. To bring everyone up to speed hold on to your scroll wheels and blast through the last 3/4 months with me...

Here we go:





























Which brings us right up to now! Bit of a manic post but I suppose it was always going to be. If you want to see things in full you can always check it out over here:
http://s3.zetaboards.com/The_Ammobunker/topic/7027597

That's all for now, hopefully it won't be long until there's more to see. Thanks for dropping in and I hope to be involved in Dakka much more in days to come.

*looks at the IG stuff and sighs*

That feeling when someone does your army, but does it better...

Lovely work.

So many beautiful things...

Is the shattered tree on the wounded guardman's base a real stick? If not, how did you do it, it looks hyper realistic.

EDC

Thanks for the kinds words all.

EDC - It is indeed a real piece of wood, I believe it is from a garden shrub, gave a good bark/wood simulation at scale.
Peregrine - Oh dear I didn't mean to hurt you!

A bit of progress on the flamer section:





And some blocking in of colour and first stage weathering on the transport: