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Warhammer Fantasy 90s Skeleton Kitbash aloft a Black Reach Oldhammer Dreadnought arm for my yearly fun challenge - Golden Pumpkin.

HELLBOY, 75MM

When I was first into the hobby I had a small World Eaters force that I'd play and work on between Necrons and Tyranids. Was mostly an excuse to use the red paint I'd bought specifically for the Tyranid's claws, but also I just liked the aesthetic of the Berserkers. So naturally, I grabbed Khârn at some point, and he was easily the best thing I painted up at the time. When I came back to the hobby I found it while going through my old stuff and kept him on my painting desk as a reminder of where my level was at the time. A couple months ago, I had the idea of picking up the newer version of Khârn to set him next to my old best and show how far not only I've come, but the miniature quality too - Seeing them side by side in the last photo is quite something! Originally I was going to strip the old Khârn down and paint him up along side the new one, but I couldn't bring myself to when it came to it. It's nice to keep a reminder of how good you were around, I think.

Finished up Huron Blackheart and the Masters of the Maelstrom for a friend.

The Solitaire is a riot. Peaks out over 160 kph on a run, just enough armor to take a punch and keep moving, and armed with enough heavy laser to fight and kill god. It's a little expensive for what it do but oh boy when it does it the other guy is not happy.

Pallette portrait of this one. Lots of freehand means lots of brush tests

This was actually very fun to paint, although I admit to being intimidated by the size and detail. Once I got the oil wash done, it was far less intimidating. I had a little fun with the Goblin Hobbies stamping plates, though there was quite a bit of frustration getting the paint to transfer correctly to the stamper. I also think this is one of the best bases I've ever made, and it came out almost exactly as I saw in my head.

Locust IIC painted as a Pepsi scheme. I did not get to print decals for this one unfortunately. Model was 3D printed and is based on Mechwarrior 5.

My Twisted Fables miniatures all painted up.

Finished Ashigaru Spearmen for the army of High Nippon.

...the warband list doesn't let them take Halberds which sucks. I could count these as Two Handed Weapons but those are more expensive and I'm not sure I want to always strike last in combat, even if I am slow to begin with.

This model is from MOM Miniatures.

Giant cave squig that will feature in an upcoming wfrp game

Shiny Dragonite bootleg repaint! :D