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Hello and welcome to my showcase.

Firstly, I say showcase, but basically it is more like a catalogue of finished projects, I do not really think they are anything special compared to the rest of Dakka Dakka, and would like to take the opportunity to say, thank you Dakkanaughts, you are so much an inspiration for everything you will see here. I claim no original thought and everything you see is there to be shared and ideas borrowed.

Now I will try and update regularly with completed projects, and for the beginning there will be a rush of posts as I have a bit of a back log that I would like to put here. I will also try and reference my various P&M blog pages that these projects are all to be found from scratch.

Now to start with, a bit back to front, but my latest creation.

Necromunda Terrain: The footing for one of the main spire support beams. This is deep in the underhive,dank and dark and not too pleasant. Life holds on where it can....





Individual shots...















Started in my P&M blog...
https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/3180/540699.page

Thank you for looking, all comments are welcome.

"This side up..."

Your humor is always so cheerful oozing through your creations...

What a truly detailed and beautiful piece. Full of everything live has to offer...or better what it lets us gnaw upon...and sometimes chocke on...all captured here...

My hat is off to you Cam...again...

Cheers, vik

Thank you Vik..

One of my earlier pieces....Shrine..



Learnt a lot since then, more soon.

I treasure this piece still as a true masterpiece...really...!

Next up ...Mobile Mek Workshop..





This was a silly idea, and really enjoyed it.

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/150/486262.page

And the next one is started on the same page...

Warkopta..




"Huey" was really fun and I think I might have to revisit the concept again..

And last for this update ..

Watchtower...




This was for a competition and was made entirely from the left overs of a Catachan troop box. Oh and a CD for the base.

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/0/540699.page

Well thank you for looking,

Gorgeous work Cam!

I remember the shrine, damn that was a while ago.

I don't however remember the mobile workshop and the warkopta tho

I'm honoured to have my sig on the hive support

I always liked that Catachan Observation Tower; I remember thinking: "Dang, if this is what this guy can do with the box.....!" It's been great following along ever since.

Thank you guys.

Today we have

Funder Turd...ork Pulsa Rokkit.



Loved this one, still a favourite.
https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/390/486262.page

And ...



Got to love a gribbly.

Also did some things occasionally not wargame related...


This is approx. 10" long, eveerything works, suspension, windows slide, doors and windscreen hinge, even the canopy can come off.

Thank you all for looking.

Ha! Great work as always, I love seeing the creative side of the hobby

Thank you sir.

Sticking with larger stuff for now, might put in some mini's later...though I really aint no mini painter...

Next up this little piece...




As with most of these this was an entry into the League of Extraordinary Riveters, Terrain competition.

I can get a little distracted at times...


And..


But I keep coming back to the scenery and silly dioramas.



Thank you for looking, more soon.

Very fun work you have here! Good job.

Whoa, wonderful work Cam some of these I have never seen before.

I like how your work tells a story. Fun stuff!

Thanks all,

Putting a bit of a story in there is always the intent. Helps to look at a model and say, what is thing doing? My problem comes when I look at individual minis and do the same, becomes a problem when it's over a hundred orks.

But in the meantime ....some scatter terrain walls...




An airship...



Another LoER comp entry..




Yet another distraction.


And another..


And more scatter...


Than ks for looking folks.

where else gets so much beauty and coolness cramped together...

the squiggs are totally off my radar...and that real world Jeep i have not seen before too...

Your work is a true inspiration Cam!

I adore this terrain. The graffiti reminds me so much of NYC subway cars. Would love to see these on a local tabletop!

Love the new additions.

Inspiring work bud Cam. I love the tag signs, reminds me of my early years growing up in the Bronx.

Just plain awesome!!!

Thank you all so much, wonderful to be stirring what I hope are good memories.

This was more a dio than a figure for gaming, and in truth probably a turning point....



This thing was just silly...




Did a little sculpting..



And a small contribution to the Dakka Mob...




Yet another LoER entry...



Thank you all for looking, and all critique is welcome. This is great fun for me too, going over some of my works. Thank you for joining me.

A few more..




And





And




And





Thanks for looking. Very much appreciate it.

This showcase is a lot of fun. It feels like a long time since I've seen a lot of these, so it's a lot of fun to be reminded

Great stuff - love seeing your best work in one place. Great to see the Capitol infantry get some love. Always thought they were neat figures and you've done them up right with that trench.

Thanks folks.

Next is this one...



And did this lot for fun..


Then knocked up this...


For this scene....



Oh and I made this out of a trukk and a killa kan kit...with a few added details.




And



And for now this...


Thanks everyone.

Excellent work, as usual!