Sepulchral Guard Mark II

Ages ago I painted a set of Sepulchral Guard from the original Warhammer Underworlds Shadespire set. I really enjoy painting bone, so I've painted the same set again.

I've kept to the same scheme as last time but this was a new experience for me as I used 100% oil paints (after the undercoat). I absolutely loved it. I wouldn't be surprised if acrylics took a back seat for some time while I play around with these some more. If you haven't tried painting (not just shading/staining) with oils yet, I highly recommend it.

Until next time, happy painting!

The Wurmspat

Still loving the Nurgle. These are actually the first models I've completed this year. Apart from an exercise in colour mixing and oil paints, this was also an experiment in photography. I'm pretty pleased with the setup, thought it properly needs a couple of dedicated lights rather than the horribly twisted necks of painting lamps to get the right angle. They're on my 2025 wish list.

Hope you like them!

Until next time, happy painting!

Plaguecaster

Did I mention I love painting Nurgle? As well as the two bloat drones you've already seen, I actually have a small collection of Death Guard in my horde of plastic, resin, and metal. When I get round to buying a Mortarion model, it'll be an army to fear. Until then, enjoy this plaguecaster and my second attempt at OSL with fluorescent paints!

This is actually from last year, but I'd forgotten to post it earlier. It will be a break from the Nurgle for a while, but plenty of other stuff coming this year.

Until next time, happy painting!

Blood Bowl: Black Orcs and Friends

No special text this time. These were some of the last models finished last year. They're pretty good, if I do say so myself!

 

Gotta have some score counter trophies!

And a troll, gotta have a troll!

And a special character. Really love this incarnation of Varag Ghoul-Chewer!

Hope you like 'em. Nice to get to paint the rivals to my Imperial Nobility team. Lots more stuff on the way - 2025 is going to be busy!

Until next time, happy painting!