WARHAMMER 40,000
Warhammer 40,000 is set in the distant future, where hostile aliens and supernatural creatures beset a stagnant human civilization. The models in the game are a mixture of humans, aliens, and supernatural monsters wielding futuristic weaponry and supernatural powers.
Badab War
Painting my way through the Chapters involved in the Badab War. Using Primaris Space Marines as I have a lot of them kicking around the workshop.
Imperium Magazine
An entire run of collecting the Hatchette Monthly collection magazine. Totalling 80 magazines set within 9th Edition. The early videos contained Battle Reports before the dawn of 10 th Edition.
The Craftworld Project
As a collector of Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 Aeldari (aka Eldar), since 2nd Edition, I felt it only right to share my projects as continue to collect them.
Imperial Agents
While billions of Guardsmen and [redacted] Space Marines fight the Imperium’s wars on the front lines, a powerful yet mysterious presence safeguards it from within. Few loyal citizens would admit to having even heard of the Inquisition, let alone witnessed its agents in action, but those who have know to fear their invisible hand – for they have the ability, and more importantly, the will, to destroy whole planets in the Emperor’s name.
Space Marine Chapters
In the 41st millennium (and, per the current lore, the opening years of the 42nd) the Space Marines are organized into a number of distinct, independent fighting forces known as Space Marine Chapters.
One of us!
The Blessed Wormlings is a Genestealer Cult whose cultists feed only on the beetles and squirming annelids that burrow through the loam of the Cemetery World of Masuchi Parr. A sombre brethren who are dark of mood and aspect, they believe that the verminous insects that prey upon the dead inherit the strength of all creatures once they pass into the earth.
LOST PATROL - Bookshelf 40k gaming
I finally got my copy of Lost Patrol to the table, and even better, all the minis are fully painted! It’s always a great feeling to play a game with a fully finished set, and this one was especially satisfying (and brutal). The Genestealers showed no mercy.
Follow the link to see all three videos in the series, from painting the scouts and genestealers to actually playing the game.