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First minis of the year are some vintage Citadel Imperial Army / Imperial Guard figures from the late 80's. I added plastic lasguns to a couple of the metal models and gave a plastic model a flamer from the RTB01 Imperial Space Marine kit.

Looks awesome, great work

Thanks!

Next off the table, a pair of squat medics!

Absolutely lovely models, I always loved the look of guard from this era👍

Thank you!

For my latest miniature, I present this Genestealer Magus of Khorne, represented by this Sect Seer Champion from Hybrid Miniatures.



Also these Epic-scale Civitas Imperialis buildings.

I like how that Magus turned out. The blue-grey on the collar and lavender skin work surprisingly well with the Khornate red and brass.

Colonel Raeven Moritz and his pet Necromundan Greenback Spider.

Some Rogue Trader era Squigs!

Those are some fine squigs, chicken legs in the back is my favorite

That's a fun little group of models. I'm a little sad that you didn't name them all, though.

Ultramarines Through the Years:

From left to right: LE2 Imperial Space Marine (1985), Plastic 2nd Edition Marine (1993), 3rd Edition Tactical Squad (1998), Space Marine Heroes Series 1 (2017), Horus Heresy MKVI Marine (2023)

Those models really take me back, especially with the classic blue and yellow armor.

Nice collection you have there. I had not realised that the 2nd ed marines were that small.

 JoshInJapan wrote:
Those models really take me back, especially with the classic blue and yellow armor.

Yeah, I never really got on board with the metallic gold trim. Not because it doesn't look good (it does) but because I couldn't imagine what most of the other companies besides the 2nd would look like with metallic trim.

I glued some stuff from my bits box onto a toy shuttlecraft and painted it up for my rogue trader's crew.

There's something about yellow and off white that just tickles my fancy lol. Excellent work