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Behold!

My stuff.

Just finished painting another set of Infantry. About to assemble the last Support box.

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Very nice work guys! Like the display you have there Doc and the 28mm guys underneath.

Zedmeister that metallic blue is just gorgeous..your only challenge now is going to be how to model twirly mustaches onto minis of that scale!

Finished writing an after action report for a big multiplayer mash-up in our Kriegsspielmageddon campaign with over 30 000 points of Epic: Armageddon forces at it, some 80+ pages of narrative goodness in PDF form.

Six players, two months of play, scheming, intrigue and very 40k madness up the wazoo with lots of burning tanks littering the fields as thousands of soldiers and civilians stomp the tortured grounds of Taranus Aegis.
The report contains some crude language, parody of current events and depictions of atrocities one would expect from the grim darkness of the far future.

Read it in the thread:
https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/30/786958.page#11657062

 Pacific wrote:
Very nice work guys! Like the display you have there Doc and the 28mm guys underneath.

Zedmeister that metallic blue is just gorgeous..your only challenge now is going to be how to model twirly mustaches onto minis of that scale!

Cabinet is from Argos. https://www.argos.co.uk/product/2253130?istCompanyId=a74d8886-5df9-4baa-b776-166b3bf9111c&istFeedId=c290d9a9-b5d6-423c-841d-2a559621874c&istItemId=rrlrpwrqm&istBid=t&&cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59157%7Cacid:844-913-7556%7Ccid:20354354618%7Cagid:%7Ctid:%7Ccrid:%7Cnw:x%7Crnd:916128238327727901%7Cdvc:c%7Cadp:%7Cmt:%7Cloc:9045105&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=20354354618&utm_term=2253130&utm_content=shopping&utm_custom1=&utm_custom2=844-913-7556&GPDP=true&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwq86wBhDiARIsAJhuphkiNXkrcM2pKn4_jzC894rKsEBxbjHnEwhUUosEI030YLVX9vuNfyEaAqkCEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Pretty sure I got mine cheaper, and the second one at discount.

I do need some acrylic risers though, to maximise space for Epic scale. I did get one, but ended up using to better display my vintage Ghostbusters figures.

More progress.

Should have this lot polished off tomorrow, and the Spartans are half sprayed, ready for Friday.

Here are some pictures of our latest campaign game. This time, the orks surprise attacked an imperial logistics harbour. I custom built the ork vessels mostly out of paper and did some water effects with more paper, cotton and mod podge.

The game was tight, and in the end the orks managed to destroy the AA batteries, landing platforms further up the beach and they prevented the escape of the noble guard commander.

Those are some very lovely ships, I approve

Incredible stuff guys! Just reminding me why this is my favourite thread on this forum

Sherrypie - going to be downloading that PDF and setting that up on the tablet for some serious reading, that looks absolutely incredible.

I have finally hit 1.5k points - now have just under a month to do the remaining 500 (which is mostly some marines and drop pods, as well as Sicaran tanks). Am starting to burn out a little (and not just my eyesight) painting tiny lightning bolts on things..

Cabinet update.

Need to do a proper list, but probably around 3,000 points at this stage.

Next purchases will likely involve clear acrylic risers, and hopefully more Predators and Sicarans if GW y’know, gives them a proper release.

 Pacific wrote:
Incredible stuff guys! Just reminding me why this is my favourite thread on this forum

Sherrypie - going to be downloading that PDF and setting that up on the tablet for some serious reading, that looks absolutely incredible.

I have finally hit 1.5k points - now have just under a month to do the remaining 500 (which is mostly some marines and drop pods, as well as Sicaran tanks). Am starting to burn out a little (and not just my eyesight) painting tiny lightning bolts on things..

Cheers, do tell what you thought about that whole kerfuffle when you're done! Always keen to hear if I managed to convey the situation out at least somewhat coherently.

And keep up the good work, it's only a zillion more lightning bolts to go

Don’t suppose anyone can point me to an online list builder?

Will do Sherrypie

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Don’t suppose anyone can point me to an online list builder?

This one is very good
https://legionbuilder.app/

Nice one!

It’s model count is a bit wonky (it’s not separated out Plasma from Missile Support Legionnaires) but it’s still pretty handy.


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Fiddlins!

Bit miffed I could only afford two of the 12 Rapiers I’ve painted, but I guess the next step is to grab the models from the cabinet, and line them up to see what’s in what, and that I’ve not listed models I don’t have.

Thought I'd show off some of my Solar Auxilia (plus Navy) I've painted so far.

The Russes were probably my favourite to paint but quite fond of the Aethons too. I have lots more to paint in terms of infantry and tanks but I'm getting there. Hoping to have what I have so far done by mid-May for Titandeath campaign.

Superheavies:




Malcadors:


Leman Russes:


Aethon Heavy Sentinels:


Lasrifle Tercio:


Ogryn Charonites:


Veletarii:


Navy:

Nice work, TH. The lenses liven up the weathered grey quite well.

Cheers! Yeah definitely feel like if you're not painting the trim on these minis, you need to do lenses or something to add some visual interest.

Love how the Navy is pristine while the grunts are battered to hell - "Auxilia do the dying, Navy just does the flying"

Also, I would struggle to paint lenses like that on 28mm, how you've accomplished it at Epic scale is beyond me!

Absolutely lovely work Tyranid Horde! Some of the nicest Solars/Navy I have seen, that's a cracking colour scheme.

The first 60 or so tanks of Selen II's 4th Home Army are getting their gear in order to head towards the painting dock... radio aerials get attached after basecoats.



Yes, I will be converting pretty much every one of the upcoming hundreds of vehicles to be at least somewhat unique. Business as usual

 Skinflint Games wrote:
Love how the Navy is pristine while the grunts are battered to hell - "Auxilia do the dying, Navy just does the flying"

Also, I would struggle to paint lenses like that on 28mm, how you've accomplished it at Epic scale is beyond me!

Love the reference! A bit unintentional on my part as the Navy were painted in July last year for the Dakka Painting Challenge and had no time to do weathering! Reckon I'll keep it that way now.

Thanks Pacific as well! White schemes at small scale seem to work really well.

Loving the additions Sherrypie! I considered adding some bits to my tanks but ultimately left it. Might be worth going back in and adding to them though. Especially love the sand bags.

 Tyranid Horde wrote:
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Those are some nice Solar Auxilia. Going in my inspiration folder...