Alongside the Sicaran I also finished its partner in crime, a Deredeo Dreadnought. Wasn’t a huge fan of the model when it came out but it’s grown on me – and being absolutely awesome on the battlefield helps!

I finally got around to finishing this, probably my favourite tank of the Warhammer Universe, the Relic Sicaran Battle Tank!

Another model for Indefragable, this is an Inquisitorial Stormtrooper ‘concept’ model. The idea was Indy’s and was influenced by the Weyland Yutani Commandos from Alien 3, with their creepy faceless aspect and dirty-white armour.

Long overdue for an update! A few things to show tonight and lots more coming soon. First up, some Blood Angels painted for my good friend Indefragable from The Bolter & Chainsword.

I painted these as a commission for a very good friend from across the pond. They will act as a painting ‘guide’ for his full White Scars force. First time I’ve airbrushed white power armour so was a bit experimental but I’m happy with how they turned out. Hope you like them too!

I was never really happy with the photos I took of my Stormraven – it didn’t fit in my lightbox and I struggled to light it without it being over exposed. But I have a new, bigger lightbox now so thought I’d take some more pics which are a truer representation of the real thing.

I painted these for a friend who has a rather large tarantula. He assures me this gigantic spider is NOT one of the Ungoliant, but they are a gift for her nonetheless!

As with the Drop Pods, only one of these (Speeder No. II) was painted by me, and the other two were matched by Peter at Scar’s Miniature Madness.

Here we have a trio of Drop Pods. The middle one was painted by me and, as when I’ve painted a unit I tend to want to move on to another rather than paint more of the same, I commissioned the talented Mr. Peter Zuidgeest at Scar’s Miniature Madness to paint the other two. He…

I went with a turquoise green for Gerantius, using Daler Rowney FW artist’s acrylic inks. A bit brighter and more contrasting than the Games Workshop studio paint job. Everything is magnetised and you can see how I did that here.

I fell in love with this model as soon as it came out and knew I had to paint it! As he’s quite fancy I thought he’d make a good Lemartes rather than a standard Chaplain so I replaced the Infernus pistol he came with for a Forge World bolt pistol.

Here’s my kitbash of Dante. Some of the bits aren’t perfect but I’ve wanted to get a model done ever since the last codex came out so used what I had to hand. I wanted the armour to look suitably ancient – not damaged but worn and ‘antique’ looking, so I used Rub n’ Buff…