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Hello masterdoobie here, I'll be using this space to show some of the models I slowly complete.


Some Imperial Guard Stormtroopers from a steampunk army I'm putting together. It's a bit of an experimental painting scheme. It's not really NMM its more of a watercolour style.




From a different Imperial Guard army, my Company Command Squad, with a bodyguard, Master of Ordinance and sniper.



Same army, Chimera Armoured Transport.






.... aaannd from ANOTHER IG army. I painted them up to be used as Dark Angel Allies. But I will eventually sell or trade when I can be bothered.

NICE PAINT JOB, NEED SOME FLOCK ON THOSE BASES.

NICE PAINT JOB, NEED SOME FLOCK ON THOSE BASES

Thanks! It wasn't out of laziness that I didn't flock the bases of those models, I was always going to get rid of them so I figured whoever had them could match them to their existing army.

The steampunk troopers, tell me, HOW?

Very awesome stuff! How did you do the small cardboard box on the Chimera?

 Chi3f wrote:
Very awesome stuff! How did you do the small cardboard box on the Chimera?

It's from the same set as the stowage gear, a Tamiya 1:35 kit. I only know because I have one myself, lol!

Those are some nice figures you've done. What model did you use for the bodyguard, the one with white hair painted in camo?

The steampunk troopers, tell me, HOW?

Let me see... victoria miniatures legs, shock trooper arms and chest, pig iron head and modified cadian vox backpacks.

What model did you use for the bodyguard, the one with white hair painted in camo?

Most of the bodyguard was from standard cadian sprue. The head was from micro art studio, the legs were from an older cadian model which had the legs in that pose. The carapace armour was just a quick GS job. I will try and get some better photos up soon, its not as easy as it looks lol.

Love these guys, Great work!

What mini did the woman's head originate from?

Here is a Command Squad and 2 Veteran squads painted up in a different scheme. The army was called '141' and had a pair of diamonds for its call sign. Originally the idea for these guys was to try and make them as dirty and weathered as possible, carrying a lot of gear, like they were going on an extended expedition. I think my painting weathering and painting skills have progressed since I painted these, so this platoon is sitting on the shelf and probably never be 'reinforced' lol. I will be adding these to my thread in the Dakka Swap Shop soon.

Some small updates: Colour Sergeant Kell. I live in Australia so I'm not paying $33 for this model from GW, so I made my own. I'm pretty excited about fielding him as well as creed, even though its not the best tactic. I also have a Nork Deddog conversion coming up, but he costs wayy too many points to be included in an army that also includes Creed and Kell.

 masterdoobie wrote:
Some small updates: Colour Sergeant Kell. I live in Australia so I'm not paying $33 for this model from GW, so I made my own. I'm pretty excited about fielding him as well as creed, even though its not the best tactic. I also have a Nork Deddog conversion coming up, but he costs wayy too many points to be included in an army that also includes Creed and Kell.

he looks better than GW's version...

I WOULD pay $33 bucks for a sculpt as good as your conversion.

He looks perfect aside from that lazy eye. I'm sure it's a pain, but you simply must fix his left eye. I can't stop myself from saying "heey yooou guuuuys!" when I look at him.