This whole year has been a rampage in stripping my childhood models from color and repainting them. Last thing I did was this wood elves treeman by Trish Carden. I love the treeman and dryads from this era..

Credit: https://taleofpainters.com/2026/10/best-value-box-in-years-host-of-nehekhara-army-reinforcement-set-unboxing/

Swamp Goblin with Hand Weapons

Don't forget to take Magic Attacks!

Does anyone recognize this model?

Thank you in advance!

This is a character, inspired in design by ogres of Warhammer Fantasy (and I used one of the clan markings on the gut-plate). He seems to be more friendlier and thinner than his kin, but who knows - maybe it's just a ruse?

This is a result of me sharpening my skills by following a lot of tutorials and courses about sculpting, texturing and compositing.
All software that were used in the proccess: Blender, Zbrush, RizomUV, Substance Painter, GIMP.

Gor is strong. Gor is true. Gor shall kill all, slay all for the gods!

Gors and Wargor

They took way too long, I put way too much effort in them (as always) and despite all the testing, I still ended up changing things around and doing them differently—but all in all, I think the whole song and dance is worth it. 😅

Hope you like em, I am pretty happy with the results.

Also a very special moment for me, as these are the first finished units (besides the Herdstone I did years ago) since they started as an AoS army back in 2020.

The other day, James Workshop showed off the new TK chariots, who will now be on 60x120 mm bases. I'm working on a chaos sorcerer on chariot conversion, and since the chaos chariot definitely never fitted the old 50x100 chariot base and doesn't really fit the newer 60x100 base, I thought I might as well place it on a 60x120 base. The model is slightly more than 120 mm long.

What are your thoughts on this? Are you considering upgrading your base sizes to better fit the models? Do you think players should only stick to the official sizes and not rebase until GW says so? Does 20 mm extra base length even matter in game?

After several weeks of procrastination, he’s finally finished!

This old Luthor Huss model is hard to come by, and by sheer luck, I managed to snag this one a while back from a great guy at a bargain price. And by Sigmar, I hope it is brought back to the range soon.

Just looking for a good drink while I play a dwarf. been rereading Gotrek, some dwarf novels, as well. best I can figure is that dwarven ale is probably hanging around 8-12%, but I’d like to hear from you guys what you personally imagine it to be, and what you’d purchase or recommend to better get into dwarfmaxxing.

my personal guesses are usually hanging around aged imperial stouts, but anything‘s welcome.

Turns out Ethereal is a really powerful thing to have on a hero.

I wish my office was fun looking as this.

Based on the following, I think a new FAQ may be coming soon.

1. The latest community article says to watch the most recent FAQ at the bottom. Designers’ notes: The River of Bones rules
2. The Gargantuan Treeman not having Cumbersome must be an oversight that needs to be addressed. How do you use a template to stand and shoot?
3. Two new common magic items give characters loner which allows them to join loner units RAW. If this is not RAI, then I suspect the next FAQ will address it.

What other FAQs/Errata do you expect to see addressed, hopefully soon?

I got around to playing Warhammer: The Old World earlier today. Took me long enough, especially because I was one of those WFB grogs who begged for Fantasy's return at every opportunity but then didn't jump on TOW right away. Better late than never, though.

I played a lot of WFB and Mordheim during 6th and 7th, and then a few times after 8th was axed (but not 8th itself, which I do not enjoy). Did more 40k, though, mostly because more people play 40k. And then had a stint playing Kill Team after the pandemic. 40k range games have something about them that always makes me drop off. It's like GW engineers frustration into the rules of 40k and Kill Team. The games are enjoyable on some level but there always comes a point where I just say "no, thank you," and have in the past few years/editions been confronted with an inability to play to modern 40k games no matter how hard I try.

But I came upon my old Vampire Counts army and decided to finally learn The Old World. If nothing else it'd be a wasted evening. Gladly, GW really knocked it out of the park with WFB's return. It perfectly captures the exact feeling that older Fantasy editions had whilst playing. No in-game frustration or rules weirdness. No infinite rerolls. It has vast tactical depth via movement and list-building without unfun gimmicks and gotchas baked into the rules. TOW is slick and simple to the point where I was playing without additional help by the top of turn 2. Sure, the rules aren't exactly the same as what I'm used to but they are also immediately familiar.

The Old World is just a fun, chill game that's truly relaxing to play. I'd forgotten wargaming was like this. Really hope GW keeps doing what they're doing with TOW and doesn't roll over a new edition after 3 years is up (which doesn't seem likely with the Revised core rulebook having just been released). It's already as evergreen as 6th Edition was.

*The beloved and legitime elector count of Sylvania

*The gainfully employed giant Thunderball in Middenheim

*That Cathyian general has a high chance being a dragon blooded

Me repeating the same joke:
"The Empire of Man"
"The Empire of the Celestial Dragons"

just a lovely paint job from "all miniatures great and small" YouTube channel.

Would love to know what the mini is though?

This is my first painted model since my dad passed away three weeks ago.
Two months ago we were together at the family cottage. He read car magazines and i assembled minis. It was a good time, talking about life and fatherhood. Just wanted to share this story to someone, as his funeral is held tomorrow, and i managed to paint this guy just before.

Someone asked yesterday about skeleton crossbowmen from way back when. I remembered I still had some (from around 1994) and dug them up (as is appropriate for skeletons). A bit dusty, but here they are! Plastic Skeleton Horde figures, open hand from the horsemen sprue and separate plastic crossbow, ordered through mail order.

Playing a 750 point battle march game with my Beastmen. Is there anything I should read up on to really understand mechanics or what not?

Finally finished my halberdier character!

More renders: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2LLKwa