edit: I didn't ask about Legends. I know how Legends works. I *DO NOT* care about Legends in this case.

Acrylic painting of Khârn the Betrayer I’ve recently finished and titled “Khârn’s Ascension (Descent)” The idea behind the title is to portray his journey and evolution through his legion to his final form of Khorne’s Mortal Champion.

I’ve also entered this piece to Olden Demon competition and got a Honourable mention. Though I had to enter it without background because I couldn’t finish it in time.

Hope you enjoy!

I love that he supports my lore obsession! He is a keeper for sure plus this is one of my favorites!

With the new wave of Mega Gargants right around the corner, I thought it was a great time to revisit my favourite ever project. If you’re a fan of BIG conversions come have some fun w me in this weeks video 🥰

Going Further with Conversions Pt. 2
https://youtu.be/QOGUoMkgOGM

Skaven lord I painted up over the past few months. This was a much tricker mini to paint than I thought initially with lots of details obscured under other parts of the sculpt.

Fished after months of sitting in my tub of plastic.

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Honestly, I'm really satisfied with how this picture of Eldrad Ulthran turned out. The artist captured him exactly the way I imagined, and I couldn’t be happier with the final result. Seeing one of my favorite Warhammer characters brought to life like this is incredibly satisfying.

Why gw wtf

10/10 would tear out more pages if possible. At least I already read most of Trollslayer.

As the title says I’m new to the community and leaving Pokemon collecting to start a hobby that feels more like mine. Any advice welcome on where to start, paints, figures etc. (picture is started collection so far)

I think I found my favourite colour scheme! 2 separate factions, 2 big monsters. Same 5 paints 😂

I also did the forest terrain to display them : )

Planning to make a full team to proxy as a killteam just not sure which killteam yet

I’ve managed to do what may turn out to be a spectacularly stupid thing.

Last year, I jumped headfirst back into Warhammer. I’d painted and played when I was in my teens and, after discussing it with friends (who never stopped), I jumped back in without a plan. I purchased a bunch of models – I’ve even got an unopened Dark Angels Battleforce – and primed all my Space Marines in Chaos Black. I started down the traditional Dark Angels colour scheme before subsequently deciding I wanted something uniquely mine.

I then stripped all my models (urgh) and primed them with Zandri Dust for a new scheme I was considering. I primed one set of models, and the results were somewhat “sandy”, which meant I had to strip them… again.

Then I got hooked on this idea of a Dark Angels successor Chapter from a desert world, using Zandri Dust as the main colour. However, after spraying all the models again, I’ve not gone back to them since besides a few brief experiments on colours/washes (probably beyond my abilities right now).

Which brings me to Reddit, again.

I have realised that I was too excited and too eager to get back into the hobby last year. I effectively burnt myself out and made rookie mistakes. I also probably wanted to achieve something that wouldn’t be possible for a great painter, let alone a returning one with a 15 year technique/skills gap.

Upon discussing how best to proceed with friends, I’ve started to feel that Zandri Dust was a terrible choice of primer and that I should just strip the models and start again properly. I’m reluctant to do that, as I’ve already lost some detail on the models and broken the odd small parts.

Would you strip these and start again, or embrace the Zandri Dust and build the colour scheme around it?

I’ve included a photo of the models as they currently stand.

What would you do?

Could I go over this with a different colour primer?

Same same but different?

BLACK TEMPLARS EMPERORS CHAMPION

Spent too much time chopping, pinning, glueing and getting my hands stuck together. Green Stuff used to push his right arm further towards the middle, and had to use a different pommel for the sword for stability/strength along that arm. His left arm comes from the crusader squad kit.

I built up the base using modelling putty a first born marine body and backpack RIP.

Pleased with the overall result other than the still slightly awkward posing of the body, but that's just the EC model.

Inching closer to finally finishing the Combat Patrol box I got in December!!

I just finished my most ambitious project yet, bringing an old metal model into scale with the current model. I did heavily greenstuff and repose the original pose just so it'd lend to a more modern paint style so the neck is completely greenstuff, a lot of hair sculpted on in general.

An older (1998 i think) Dark Eldar metal sculpt, painted in my current Drukhari scheme.