Definitely not baddies

Not a baddie, but a Baddie... If get what I'm saying. 😂

#MedusaDidNothingWrong

One of the minis I'm most proud of.

#nerdlings #warhammerCommunity

Bad Guys?! This is clearly a shining example of a heroic imperial defender. Because only heroes actively summon demons into their allies then demand that said ally wills themselves better under threat of death?

Two warbands for different games, both turquoise, both assholes!

Well I for one am extremely glad you are still here, and may you continue to defy fate for many years to come!

That is the fundamental point of art? To engage with a pesons mind, experiences, feelings, and elicit a response.

To truly 'objectively' assess art would in some ways stop it being art in the first place?

Relictors: drybrushed grey armour, drybrushed osl

Admech: drybrushed all metalwork

WiP Iron Warriors: drybrushed up armour before and after weathering

How does anyone paint an army without drybrushing?!

Minotaurs: drybrushed up from a brown primer, oil wash, then more drybrushing.

Salamamders: drybrushed up from a green primer, oil washed, then more drybrushing

Thousand Sons: all trim drybrushed up from gold primer, then contrast for panels

How do you feel about the Old World...?

Feels like Scotland are in the same place as an Argentina from 10 years ago

See: the great white replacement conspiracy

I thought antiheroes have been in for at least the last 20+ years?!

If anything it feels like we are very low on genuinely good protagonists - even as someone who often finds them boring unless done very well

Big fan of these. Between the 8 man units, bigger bases, and lore behind them I believe these are more in line with medium - elite infantry as opposed to 40k skitarii's disposable hordes.

Personally planning to use these as Sicarian proxies (with some conversion work) for my 40k admech