I learned my painting techniques from Mr Miyagi. Up and down. That’s it. Thanks to those lesson’s I won the All Valley painting tournament with a kick to the face of my opponent.
I am a metal-head. Have been since I was old enough to crawl. I am also a major Iron Maiden fan. So when the miniature versions of Eddie were announced, I jumped. Thus this crossover series of Metal and Acrylic Paint was born.
Versatile, deadly, and capable of filling multiple roles and functions, infantry are the units that really secure victory on the battlefield. Come take a look at the Alpha Legion Tactical Squad I painted to secure the Hydra’s interests.
On this day in history, a major Naval battle occurred near a small atoll in the middle of the North Pacific. So why not take a look at that battle and tie it in to a WWII themed Naval skirmish game?
The Y-Wing is not a lot of things in the Star Wars universe. It’s not the fastest ship, nor is it the prettiest. What it is is a workhouse for Rebel fleets and that’s what I love most about it. Let me show you a little bit more of what I’m talking about.
You knew how the movie was going to end before you even saw it, and despite that fact, we still got Star Wars: Legion models to represent the badass characters from Rogue One.
“Speed. I am speed…” No, I’m not talking about Lightning McQueen, but good guess. Rather I’m talking about the plucky little recon craft known as the T-47 Airspeeder. These cats have played a number of important roles throughout Star Wars lore, so let’s jump right in and take a look.
BIG. STOMPY. ROBOT. What’s not to like about them? Especially one with huge crushy fists. And did I mention in-built heavy flamethrowers?
You had me at big stompy robot. But ok. Let’s take a look at the Alpha Legion Contemptor I painted to support the Hydra’s schemes.