Forgeworld Powerfist with some classic Night Lords iconography... ...plus some freehand Night Lords chapter livery on the shoulder pad I am quite proud of and the whole model came together quite well. Will be leading another claw in the near future.
Communications and countermeasures specialist. Reckon that this traitor space marine will be a good addition into the ranks... Bit of variety helps keep the units looking interesting on the table top.
So to make some of the marines in some of the less adorned armour marks look a bit more Night Lords, I thought that I would experiment with some grim dark additions. The plan is to use some small fishing hooks as proxies for meat hooks and variously combine with chain and other elements. This... Continue Reading →
The previous Lightbox I had was a Samtian one that I bought at the end of October last year. Unfortunately the power pack failed at the end of May turning everything into a disco with random power spikes and fluctuations in lighting. Amazon did a refund credit note so I paid a bit more for... Continue Reading →
Finished up another 5 marines for the Night Lords. These guys are much the same as the last five. Combination of combi-weapons, heavy weapons and bolters. Oh and chainaxes. We do not have enough chainaxes so more of them on the way. Also intermingling some augmentic limbs. I reckon these rag tag traitors will have... Continue Reading →
Forgeworld tank traps. These are used to block the movement of enemy ground based vehicles, slowing down any armoured assault. The kit contained three sets of Tank Traps based of a Master Model by Mark Bedford (Product Code TR-40K-S-085..) was £18 for the set back in 2006, Shown here with a ruined pillbox from Unreal Wargaming Studio.
Chainaxe 