I really like the 2nd photo with the red of the sun tinting the yellow. The veggies are a hilariously awesome touch. Kill count in the grinding war attrition of GARDEN WAR 3032. damn glad i found this super creative i absolutely love it, yo…
The building looks fantastic. Do you have a sheet of posters somewhere, or do you have to find individual ones you like and miniaturize them?I wish I was paying more attention to how you were weathering your tank. It's a great effect. I jus…
The Goddess of Futility must be unusually powerful. This is the part of the movie where you play the carnival tunes and speed up the film so everyone looks ridiculous. Very atmospheric, this terrain is awesome! Temple of Futility indeed! Br…
They look great. I really like how the flags turned out. Are they commercial ones or did you wizard them up in photoshop? Do you back them on foil or just use glue to keep the form? None of the above. They are just paper folded over on itse…
Wow! Splendid and most impressive job, love them! You've done a great job on these and have enjoyed your dark age posts also, keep up the great work, Just followed your Blog. Great work, the freehand shields are stunning! Interesting trick
That looks so VERY complicated even if all was well with the kit.Really looking forward to seeing this going forwardIan Way cool. I am terrified off etched brass. Thanks for the comments chaps. I actually really like working with photoetch,…
Ah, that's the good stuff!Quite the feast for ol'Swampy... Good stuff! I like your scenery. Hopefully we'll see more of IHMN at Trumpeters in the future An excellent report! Though I must admit that the markers for 'pools of blood' under th…
Very nice. I like the plaid you managed to paint. Would you mind sharing how you did it on 15mm? All the tutorials that I have seen are for 28mm. I second all the comments above. I never even considered Saga in 15mm Now it has me thinkingIa…
Great work! The basing is nice and I especially like the rear-shot pics showing their various kit. Well done. Thanks! I spent more time on the figure's backs than their fronts, so I wanted to make sure they had their moment in the sun too.