More “Look what I painted,” for your dining and dancing pleasure.  Khurasan has a nice line of street level terrain.  This is two packs, two dumpsters for a buck a piece and two packs of drums at fifty cents per drum.  Normally this is the sort of thing I’d...

Today we have just another, “Look what I painted,” post.  This time around in Khurasan’s Troopers in Hazmat suits.  This brings my yellow suited warriors up to nineteen, although the one on the far left is unarmed.   Here’s a comparison shot of the Khurasan troops (inside) next to Rebel Miniature’s...

A few weeks ago, you saw this jungle terrain for the boy’s 40k games.  Those bases wound up going to a good friend for a birthday present, leaving the boy’s table a bit sparse.  Five bucks and a bit more variety in plastic gave us some spruced up jungle...

Finally got a chance to sit down and get some paint on this card stock Warhammer 40k vehicle.  The Devil Dog is a modified Chimera that mounts a melta-cannon and big fuel tanks instead of 10 scared and about to die Guardsmen.  This one is table-quality – you can...

God bless the wargaming community.  They’ve come through in a pinch once again. First, let me explain in 40k-ese: A Devil Dog is basically a Chimera with a melta-cannon and power plant in place of a squad compartment.  It fills a Fast Attack slot and serves a dual role...

Over the last three weeks: The big work project blew up into 60 work weeks (brutal but we need the money, see below) Our sole vehicle broke down (still waiting) My daughter went in for an 18 hour surgery to fix some heavy duty back problems (she’s creaky, but...

As mentioned in the last post – the MDF board cutoffs make a great “clipboard” for the ship’s registers.  Each of these boards is just a bit bigger than 5-inches by 7-inches – perfect for printing the ship records. Ten players, ten boards.  We divvied up the ships to...

Productive weekend this weekend....

Frankly, I didn’t have enough foam to build a second capital ship.  So this foot-shaped beast is the strongest in either this force or the human force.  Instead of building two nearly identical fleets, I plan on making this ship and the escorts strong for the bio-fleet than for team human....

Slightly bigger, slightly badder, here is the meat and muscle of the bio-fleet.  The first two shots are of ships where the plastic domes popped off when the foam expanded.  I went with it – just painted them up as if it was still in place.  The one of...