So it appears it's finally here, curtesy of the fantastic http://natfka.blogspot.co.uk/ who has by far the best leaks and rumors site on the internet, we have the latest WD, complete with new chaos units.
You are probably wondering what the title is all about, well no, I've not made some crazy conversion of batman out of possessed wings and a grey model with yellow symbol his chest (though now quite wish I had).
Well it had to be done, more of these suckers demanded painting just by being utterly awesome models and the best thing about them? they are nearly all different so you don't get bored nearly as easily!
The world is in the grips of dark vengeance fever.. ok well maybe not the whole world, probably just a small corner of it, but its our corner and it its a fantastic buzz that's going on lately. Blogs all over are showing themselves opening the new box set all excited, paint jobs are appearing for the new models and it would be rude not to join in and paint some of these great models myself.
This weekend marks the release of the vengeance box set for Warhammer 40k as many of you will be aware. The kit which is chaos vs dark angels has some very interesting models in it, interesting in the sense that none of them are directly designed to be used in normal games of Warhammer 40.
Today I want to have a quick talk to you about black. The favorite base coat colour of many a painter and for the most part only ever actual used on models for the odd dark detail here and there. But what do you do when black is the primary colour for your model?
I have always been fascinated with Orks, they are fantastically cool race and very fun to play. Sadly they do lack in certain areas for actual game play purposes and well lets face it, they are a pain to paint, especially when you might need over 100 of the green skinned suckers.
About a year ago (time flies it feels like 6 months) I invested in a realm of battle game board, the idea of this board was to paint it red like mars terrain or like Baal the Blood Angels home world. Well one thing led to another and it got put to one side however its now back with a vengeance and I have painted the rest of it finally.
Just a quick one to post up my lightning claw terminator which I just finished. Most of my time lately has been spent working on my mars/baal terrain board which will be coming soon after a long absence.
Let's have a little chat about allies shall we. Clearly one of the top 5 new huge rules of 6th edition along with fliers and rulebook psy powers, allies has epic potential to break the game but also make it loads of fun at the same time depending on who you play and what they take.
So like many many others I got my hands on a copy of the 6th ed rulebook and had a good look through it, checked out the amazing psychic powers which are all pretty much amazing and utterly over powered. One thing confused me however...
I built this model quite a while ago however never got around to building it. The model itself was built in honor of a terminator librarian's heroic performance in a game against grey knights and after I enjoyed putting together a jump pack version in the same style (grey knights troop pack mixed with death company pack).
So last time I brought you my new blood angels scheme with a painted jump pack marine, now its the turn of a terminator to take a touching up and re-basing....
Some of you may recall following the release of the new texture base
paints I started a re-base of my armies that have been painted, dark
eldar and space wolves take the snow bases, nids take the mud bases and
its now time to find a base for my blood angels.
We have all seen the new pictures,
if you haven’t then what rock have you been hiding under lately they are
everywhere! But we don’t seem to have had anyone posting scans of the rules yet
for said fliers, are there any new flier rules? And are the new ships cheesier
than a grey knight army painted yellow? These are questions that I wanted
answering anyway and it just so happens I now have my hands on the white dwarf.
Painting has gone crazy lately, a mate said to me I should rename the blog to the nid project because yes it's yet another finished nid model! This time it's the big daddy of them all, the huge new Tervigon! A Gigantic monster, many were shocked at just how big it was when it came out, certainly the first time I put it on the table next to the carnifex model my mate used to use as a tervigon, there was a significant size different.
As you may have seen if you are a regular reader here at the 40k project, I recent change the scheme on the base of my dark eldar models, this is mainly due to the new texture base paints by GW that I love, well now it's the turn of the Tyranids to get their own, as I continue to re-base all my armies away from the basic sand and a bit of grass look they bad before.
It gets
most war gaming hobbyists from time to time, you either find a new gaming club,
a new group of friends or simply a new army perks your interest but for some
reason you start playing much more games than normal.Now I don’t know about you but this really
makes me want to paint my stuff up more than I usually do....
Now, I'm not saying that I'm going to jump on the space wolves bandwagon
however, I can’t help but say how much I love the new wolves and wolf riders
for space wolves. Who's with me... you? good, then follow me to one of the
nicest to paint models I've ever had...
People who visit here regularly may recall not too long ago I started my dark eldar, dark blue in colour with light blue highlights. Well only 1 warrior and venom really got done before I moved onto different projects as always however with the release of the new texture paints, I feel its time the Kabal moved onto a siege of a near by ice planet....
Like
many of you I picked up some of the new paints this weekend however more than
the snazzy new colours the thing that jumped out at me was the texture
paints...........
Unnoticed by many it seems except for a few nid fans, the
recent release of wolves and tyranids also saw the release finally of official
lash whips and bone swords packs from games workshop in finecast.
Welcome one and all to another edition of Monday blog pimpage. Simply because community love is a good think, this week I bring to you a site that I only recently found but like their work, without further adieu I give you....
So, is that even a word? pimpage. I don't know but I like it, a quick look on urban dictionary says yes and that's the best dictionary there is so it's good enough for me. Onto the meat then and time for a bit of community love.
So
unless you have been living under a bridge with no internet for the past
weekend, you would have seen that the next major GW release is lord of the
rings.Good for some, fairly boring for
the rest of us.
I have been busy, finally after playing warhammer 40k on and off for about more than 2 years, at last I have a 1750 list with pretty much exact model rep done, how lame, you may well think.