I love those figures! Some time ago I managed to get my hands on four of them. Debating a long time with myself on the colourscheme. At the end I made a champion for every chaos god.

I was reminded of the scene in the Lord of the Rings when the hobbits met the Nazgul at the Weathertop.

My collection of AoS 3rd edition books. Not gonna upgrade as this version of the game was good enough.

Our cat thinks she is a human now. Can't wait until she sprouts opposable thumbs...

I spotted these from Victrix. I have been pondering that what kind of miniature army I might make and use my own coat of arms for them. As my arms feature a swan (see profile picture) these would be a good fit. I just need to find out if these heads come in big enough numbers in the pack.

Here is my 2025 terrain project. The mountain thing below is a random Christmas village base that I bought couple of years ago. On top of it is a dwarven hold gate I wish to work into the base somehow. But I must get creative as the gate was quite large compared to the base. It will be interesting.

Riesa (Finnish for nuisance) is the reason why I can't leave my games on tabletop over night. No matter how brave the legion or how formidable the phalanx they are no match for her. Here her highness is pictured watching her morning bird shows from youtube.

When in doubt what figures to work on to next take a break, bake something nice and relax a bit munching down on what ever you made. These are four grain bread rolls and after eating one I have not died yet. They turned up okay.

I managed to paint my first figures for 2025! I hope that there will be many more dwarves to follow these.

Reading through Men of Iron rules manual for Norman Conquests by GMT games revealed this caveat. I am sure to take their word up and have all the seizures while playing this to annoy the heck out of my opponent.

After some time of painting I completed my dream of 100 man Landsknecht pike square. In my mind it looked more impressive.