For my first complete project of 2026, I've added a new contingent to my Cities of Sigmar army. The rest of the army is from Misthavn, but this new group is from an invented city of Chatturanga, and they bear a chess motif. Pics and background below the jump...
Welcome to part 2, and the completion of the Host of Hazurbanipal IV! In part 1, I focused on the earlier part of the dynasty. The monarchs of that time are identifiable by their winged helmets and long robes. Over time, these would fall out of fashion - chainmail would be replaced with round scale mail, and pointed or stalked helmets would become the norm. Let's look at the later dynasty, which contains mostly new models...
Finally the final unit of my Cities of Sigmar army is complete. The Cavaliers are packed with detail - possibly too much - and I'm chuffed to have finished the huge task of getting them painted up. Pics below the jump...
At last the infantry for my Cities of Sigmar army is complete. This group hails from the city that captured my imagination when the revamped Cities were released: the shadowy city of Misthåvn, which is made from hundreds of sailing ships moored together. Loads more pics and background below the jump...
Finally a finished project to show off! I started a small Cities of Sigmar force last year with the release of the box set, and here's the first thing ready to blog about. Read on below the jump for more about the Wreck of the Saint Erasmus.
With a few new additions since I last posted this proect, I thought I'd showcase the entire immortal host of Hazurbanipal IV. Appropriate for a Halloween night, this is a Soulblight Gravelords force made up entirely of skeletons. More pics below the jump...
The Sons of Velmorn from Warhammer Underworlds add some nice variety among the new GW skeleton designs. I painted them up in the colours of my Deathrattle horde and gave them some matching shields. Pics below the jump...
Blasting back into blogging with the ferocity of a tank-mounted daemon. I hope this smashbashed Blades of Khorne Herald of Khorne on Blood Throne will make up for my long absence.
I've been adding to one of my favourite running projects, my Beasts of Chaos gang. Now I've completed the second unit of Ungors and added a Smashbash monster and some fantastic new metal sculpts from Gardens of Hecate and Andrew May Meridian Miniatures. More pics below the jump.
It's time to free up some space for new projects, and raise some money for good causes in the process. I'm putting up four complete Warhammer warbands for auction starting tonight and lasting one week. All proceeds go to LGBT charities in the UK. Check below the jump for details and the links to eBay...
Something I put together last year - a monstrous mounted Gor champion on an utterly horrendous monstrous mount. Pictures, lore, and Warscroll below the jump...
Two very different vampire overseers for my Soulblight Gravelords force, adding some much-needed flesh and lots of blood to an otherwise very boney army. Pics and painting process below the jump...
Continuing my skeleton-heavy Soulblight army, here's a unit of converted Grave Guard. Details about the conversion process below the jump.
This year's big project is a Soulblight Gravelords army for Age of Sigmar that's heavy on the skeletons. If you've been following me on Instagram, you'll have seen all my work in progress pictures on there. It's been a while since I posted something on this blog, so here's a bumper post of completed skeleton units of all types. Lots more pics below the jump...
A centerpiece for my Beasts of Chaos project, and the first piece of terrain I've worked on! More pics and background below the jump...
It's been a little while, hasn't it? Just in time to avoid a full six months of no posts, here's a new project I've been working on. A weird Beasts of Chaos army for Age of Sigmar. More pictures and lore below the jump.
