Not even Forgeworld could work out what this model was so it was listed as both a water tank and a fuel tank when it was available for sale. This model was a bit bashed up when I received it so there are some photos in my Instagram feed of the repairs to it. Thin... Continue Reading →
Some time just little things can be good fun to paint up. I am pretty sure that this piece is from the City Fight Barricades Set. This was a two part set. I may well have the other part from the set in the box of bits but it has only been as I've written... Continue Reading →
The abandoned Chimera is a classic Forgeworld model that was originally available for pre-order way back in 2004. Mine is a slight variation on the original model because the tank top doesn't feature the sandbagged top hatch of the original casting. I am not sure it takes much away from it. The excellent waterslide transfers... Continue Reading →
I have ended up with two of these sandbag barricade sections. This is the first on painted to a tabletop standard.
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.
Ammo dumps are used by the Imperial Guard as a storage for the various types of ammunition the infantry and armour require. This is a fantastic one piece resin model makes a great objective for your games of Warhammer 40,000. Master model by Simon Harris for Forgeworld. (Product Codes FWF017 then TR-40K-S-018) was only £12 when... Continue Reading →
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