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Here’s my first Squiggly Beast from Games Workshop. I got it as well as the rest of the herd from an Issue of Stormbringer magazine. I wanted its mouth to look all wet so I used a gloss varnish not sure it’s that easy to see in my bad photos.

And now for the final thing of my Slaanesh army. Yes, it is rather stupendous but that, I think, is fitting to the subject. This is my “Hellraiser of Slaanesh”. Yes I know a “Hellraiser” does not exist within the official rules but hey that’s what homebrew is for. 

You would not believe how much fun I had, building this crazy carriage. :-)

Anyway there are a lot of bitz and pieces from “Games Workshop” (https://www.games-workshop.com), “Reaper Miniatures” (https://www.reapermini.com), “Mantic Games” (https://www.manticgames.com) etc. All cobbled together by little old me and maybe too much creativity.

Thought I would try something a bit different for my Stormcast and Nighthaunt bases so I ordered some textured rollers from Greenstuff World.

A lot of the Nighthaunt and Stormcast kits come with moulded scenic bases and some others just have the standard plain bases so I wanted to find a way of easily sculpting my own bases to match the theme of the pre-moulded ones. Hopefully I will be able to use these rollers to mass produce some nice flagstones and brickwork for the remaining bases in both armies, looking forward to trying these out!

Happy Hobbying!

Let me present to you my second “Keeper of Secrets”. This one, I think, looks exactly like a keeper of secrets should. :-)

For the base mini I used the storm giant queen from “Reaper Miniatures” (https://www.reapermini.com). The wings were made by “Kromlech” (https://www.kromlech.eu), the symbols by “Greenstuff World” (https://www.greenstuffworld.com/) and the crabhand-bladethingy was made by “Games Workshop” (https://www.games-workshop.com/). The tentacles are of course my own sculpts and to make them seem slimy I gave them a quick coat of Vallejo Watertexture.