Tools: Airbrush and Compressor

In the early days of December of the year just past, I had decided to take the final step. I felt I had reached the limits of possibility using simply bristled brushes and that in order to expand into new realms of possibility, I needed to accept the fact that I was to get the airbrush I planned on getting for many a year. That, and another skilled painter in the area had gotten one and was painting up an incredible storm. I couldn't be left behind.

Concept Art: Harath Shen and Carnac Commodus

Today released two new special characters and two new missions for the Badab War series. I'd like to talk about the characters, especially Harath Shen. He is particularly interesting and I am most excited about making a model for him, of course in my chapter's own colours.

Character Profile: Belial and Chaplain

For the follow up to the New Contract post, I will show you the best of the end result of the Chaplain and Belial. I will explain my design choices and some of the techniques I used in their creation. Also, I just want to show off some sweet models, so come take a look.

Character Sheet: Captain Cortez

Every now and then I get the urge to write up a character. Games Workshop just doesn't make enough special characters for my liking, nor does it provide the means to generate them. Also sometimes it's a nice challenge to write an interesting, fair and usable character profile.

Open Forum: New Contract

I said I'd be limiting contracts, and I had been doing so until this weekend when I was presented with a commission that was too interesting to pass up.

Bases: Eldar Wraithbone Craftworld

After the disappointment of the model releases of the last Eldar codex, I shelved the few boxes of models I had actually gotten for an army that had more plastic kits. After just recently acquiring an airbrush, I decided that my Eldar models would make perfect test cases. However, they will need bases and that's what today's post is all about.

Army Profile: Void Ravens Chapter

When I get an idea, I take it all the way to the end. It took years for me to settle on a Chapter Name and of course the oft mentioned main hero, but once I did I left nothing out. Even while I was painting my gaming force, I was laying down the scheme for the entire chapter. This way the entire force would always have consistency no matter what company I built and painted.