The second batch of miniatures from Claudia Rodriguez’ first kickstarter on the Norse goddesses.

Inquisitor Erasmus Cartavolnus was one of the store anniversary models for 2022. I was lucky enough to get one for myself, and decided to use it as practice for Object Source Lighting.

Claudia Rodriguez “The Sculpt” has produced some fantastic interpretations of some of the Norse goddesses. Today I have finally found the time to paint them.

With the Xenos done I could focus on the rag-tag bunch of Survivors in the core Zombicide Invader box.

Nurgle’s daemonic armies are without end but with some simple tricks it won’t take you until the 41st millennium to get your Plaguebearers and Nurglings painted.

The Household Knights from Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings can really pop on the battlefield with some simple layering and highlighting techniques.

I have played around with Non-Metallic Metal techniques before so in this case I tried something a little different, aiming for blue steel look.

Of all the years, 2022 was certainly one of them. In this article I take a look back on what I have achieved this year and what I’m hoping to achieve in the next twelve months.

Grashrak’s Despoilers are one of the starter warbands included in the Warhammer Underworlds Beastgrave box. See in this article how I used oil washes to make the most of these broody Beastmen.

After years of wargame and boardgame miniatures I thought I’d try my hand at scale models. To that end, I picked up the Mary Rose starter set.

The Wurmspat are Nurgle’s chosen warband in Warhammer Underworlds. A trio of disgusting malcontents lead by the foul sorcerer Fecula Flyblown.

It turns out that horrors from beyond the realms of mortal comprehension are actually really easy to paint. In this article I use a handful of paints to bring these Star Spawn to life (not literally).

The second batch of Mansions fo Madness investogators. This time we take a look at Rita Young, Preston Fairmont, Wendy Adams and Carson Sinclair.

Mansions of Madness 2nd edition has a whole host of investigators for you to control as they make their way through the haunted halls of Arkham. In this article we take a look at painting the first batch of them.

In my hubris I decided to enter a painting competition. Have I got what it takes to paint a pinup model for Kingdom Death Monster to the best of my ability?

The third batch of enemies for Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition. This time with take a look at the slimy Deep Ones, the terrifying Hunting Horrors as well as the creepy Priest of Dagon and the shambling Child of Dagon.

The fleshy Putrid Blightkings are a lot of fun to paint, all that skin is a great excuse to go crazy with flesh colours. And the armour plates that they do have are fun way to practice weathering techniques.

The last two miniatures that I need to paint for Massive Darkness., the heroes Silence and Sarah. No idea why I put them off for so look as they took no time at all to paint!