Aeldari Jungle Attack

An Aeldari warhost bursts from the jungle to attack an Imperial outpost.

Battle Scenes

When I first got into the hobby, White Dwarf was my only source of hobby inspiration.

Back in the 90’s, whenever there was a new squad of models released, there was always a page showing each of the individual models available, usually followed by a battle scene showing the squad in action.

Aeldari Craftworld

As part of my getting ready for 9th edition, I’ve been trying to build and paint some small Patrol Detachments.

Here are the latest additions to my Aeldari Craftworld.

Catachan Jungle Fighters

This week I’ve finally managed to finish my Catachans.

I’ve worked on these guys during the lockdown and they were mostly finished except for their bases.

Who ya gonna call?…

Tankbustas!

Ork Reinforcements

It has been a long while since I’ve added anything to my Ork army.

Lockdown Armies

We are now on week 9 (or is it 10?) of the Global Lockdown, and my hopes of getting lots of my backlog finished has unfortunately not happened.

The reason for this is that I am very fortunate in that I have been able to continue working from home. And I’ve been quite busy. As such, I haven’t had as much time as I hoped I would have to try and fit extra hobby sessions in.

First and Tenth

With the country in lockdown, I’ve finally gotten round to putting some paint on some models. Two squads that I’ve needed to get done are some terminators and scouts for the Omega Guardians.

Home made army storage

I, like many people in this hobby, have a lot of models. Models that I fully intend to (one day) have built and painted.

I’ve found myself recently picking up a paint brush again and like the hobby butterfly that I am, have jumped from one army to the next.

At the moment, I don’t have enough models painted for any of the armies that I could game with. As a result, it’s left me with a little dilemma, where do I keep these models?

Battle Report – The Long & Winding Road (Does it 8th?)

With the country in lockdown due to Covid-19, my regular (if you can call it that) wargaming has had to stop.

What therefore is a Wargamer to do?

The answer, is solo play. And what better mission for solo play than the second solo mission from Dark Vengeance? Once again this is a mission from 6th/7th edition so how would it play with 8th edition rules. Would it be completely one sided or completely broken?

There’s only one way to find out – FIGHT!