Table Ready: Nullificators
What in the hell is a Nullificator anyway? It wasn’t so long ago that I too had no idea.
Horus Heresy
The Horus Heresy was a period in which a bunch of loyal subordinate good-guy Marines followed their good-guy Warmaster against the tyranny of a guy that called himself “Emperor of mankind”. This “Emperor”, currently: a rotting statue, is still to this day being held accountable for his crimes against humanity and other alien races. Contrary to popular belief, there were no outside influences involved in the Horus Heresy. As much as they would have you think otherwise.
Heresy Abounds
Many, and varied, are the reasons that Warhammer the Horus Heresy is the game for me. I love the ruleset. I love the setting. I love the models. Oh, and not just that, but, I f*cking love Space Marines.
YEAR IN (the) RE(ar)VIEW
As I sit here and look back on the past twelve months, the year feels a bit bitter-sweet. There were struggles, both in life and in my hobby, but also successes.
Table Ready: Iron Hands Morlocks
In this Table Ready we take a look at Morlocks, pretty much the best warriors of the Iron Hands Legion, that a friend kitbashed and I painted up.
Quoth the Raven: Paint Some More
Long story short, I planned to make a Raven Guard force for quite a while. Eventually, I decided not to. Then I did anyway.
Abandonment Issues
Quarter three hobby update incoming: It may sound a bit overly dramatic, but I am essentially done with Warhammer 40000…
Table Ready: Praetorian Breachers
In the second Table Ready highlighting the Shield-wielding squads of my Ultramarine Beachhead Strike force, we examine the elite Praetorian Breacher squad. Have a peek inside.
Table Ready: Ultramarine Breacher Squad
In the first Table Ready highlighting the Shield-wielding squads of my Ultramarine Beachhead Strike force, we take a look at the humble Breacher Squad. Have a look inside.
Burnt the Fuck Out: Quarter Two 2024
In my update for the First Quarter of the Year, I shared a few projects that I was planning to finish in the coming months. As I look back, I was a bit hopeful, maybe even naïve.