As a small side project, I finished my EPIC 40k Knights. These are ancient models from the early 1990 so I used the paint style and decals of that era. The photos makes them come out very flat – they are multi-layer highlighted… – though there is only so much you can do with old sculpts. These were the very last figures for my EPIC 40k collection which, at 2,378 painted figures, is now fully completed! Yay!
A small palate cleanser after all those Napoleonic models. They are 3D printed proxies for the Ironhead Prospector gang in Necromunda.
As my first foray on Youtube, I have shot a simple video covering the Anglo-Dutch army at Waterloo and some thoughts on the composition of the collection. Enjoy: https://youtu.be/rLqA9p1d3dw
My long journey to complete the Anglo-Dutch at Waterloo in 28mm is completed! Hurrah. Photos of the full collection can be found here. Right on time for the 109th anniversary of the battle!
Below are the status of this project – my largest to date – for your amusement:
I will now take a break with some other projects while I prepare the Prussians!
I am migrating my historical collection to a second display room and taking new photos at the same time. Updated photos are now available for the Flames of War German, American and British Para armies. Enjoy.
The last year and a half was mostly focused on my almost-finished Anglo-Dutch army at Waterloo, but I did manage to squeeze in a few small side projects. One of those is a Bretonnian Knights warband for Mordheim. These are 3D printed based on STL files from Highland Miniatures “Gallia” range (at 85% size to fit into the old Mordheim scale).
A Questing Knight, two Knights Errants, three Squires, and some peasants with bows and halberds.
Wrapping up my long-overdue EPIC Titan force, these are two maniples of Legio Tempestus with magnetized weapons.
I am working my way through smaller side projects to finish off armies or collections. Below is a small maniple of Legio Honorum for EPIC. One Warlord and two Reivers in the “first generation” rounded style. Simple paint scheme and basing to fit in with my Imperial Forces for EPIC (and their 15+ years old basing…).
Over the last few months I have added lots of British infantry, cavalry and artillery to the Waterloo collection. You can see the results on the gradually expanding page here.
My next frontier were the Dutch-Belgian forces and particularly MG Bijlandt’s 1st Brigade which is shown in all its glory below. 27th Jager, 7th Line, 5th Militia in reduced size after devastating losses at Quatre-Bras, and finally 7th and 8th Militia.
I wrapped up a 3D printed Ogre Kingdoms army for Warmaster. Like the Lizardmen before, this one is all done with GW Contrast Paints.
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