Armed with Plasma Incinerators the Hellblasters are the core of many a Primaris force. With some simple techniques they can look as good as the damage they deal.

Non-metallic metal is a great way to test your blending skills. In this article I use some beginner techniques to cut my teeth into the world of NMM.

The Tallyman and Foul Blightspawn are two awesome models to add to your collection, they’re here to take names and spray toxic goop.

The first of the Village Attacks heroes from the core box; the dreaded Executioner! Built like a brick poop-house he can easily cut down your poor monsters with ease.

The Myphitic Blight-Hauler is a disgusting tracked daemon engine that can reek havok the battlefield. It’s also a great kit to practice weathering and chipping effects on.

Imperial Guard tanks with their flat panels and sharp edges are a fantastic way to get into weathering and chipping effects. Read on as I take a look at some Scale Modelling techniques that make it looks as though this Leman Russ has seen it’s fair share of action.

This iconic Death Guard tank is perfect for covering in all sorts of disgusting effects that make it looks as though this Plagueburst Crawler has come through Nurgle’s garden itself.

Blightlord Terminators are such a colourful bunch and these sculpts have so much character that they’re a lot of fun to paint.

Today we take a look at how I painting this gore splattered and disgusting floaty boy.

Today we take a look at how I painted the Tau’s most Gundam of battlesuits.

Managed to get my hands on this hotly sort after expansion to Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress.

The final two monsters in the Village Attacks core box. After this, it’s onto the Town Heroes!

Next up, we take a look at the next two monsters from the boardgame Village Attacks: the Succubus and the Banshee.

First post on the blog, let’s take a look at painting the headless horseman from the boardgame Village Attacks.