As part of my generally not very successful life and career post Sauder MBA, I had to move, putting all my stuff in storage until I can find a permanent job. My job search has continued to go very poorly and I don’t have any answers or fresh ideas on where to apply or what [...]
Posts Tagged ‘GW’
Bought Some Foam
Posted: January 26, 2012 in Diseased Sons, Nefarious Fire, Stuff, Waaagh MuskTags: Charon Productions, foam, GW, Miniature case, pick and pluck, Sabol Design, War Store
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Recommended Hobby Blogs
Posted: December 16, 2011 in Op EdTags: blog, Games Workshop, GW, hobby, miniature painting, miniature wargaming, modeling
I haven’t had much time and energy to devote to painting miniatures let alone playing any games, I am still seeking full time employment. About all I do is follow blogs in my RSS readers. I’ve found some new ones lately that I like and I have a few old favourites so here are some [...]
Revising Waaagh Musk 40K
Posted: September 3, 2010 in Rank and File, Waaagh Musk, WIPTags: 40K, army list, black primer, Gretchin, grey primer, Grots, GW, Orks, Waaagh
As mentioned yesterday I actually got out the Ork Codex and wrote out a 1500 point army list. I tried to use as many of the painted models as I could legally, but I also left room for some new conversions and the new kits, particularly the Trukk and Battlewagon kits GW has released over [...]
Ye Olde Hobby Blog Update
Posted: September 2, 2010 in Diseased Sons, Kit Bash, Nefarious Fire, Servants of Decay, Waaagh MuskTags: 40K, Gretchin, GW, Orks, Reaper Master Series, Space Orks, Vallejo, Waaagh
So today hasn’t been the best day for hobby progress. I slept in, but I did go to Richmond and Imperial Hobbies to buy some more paint and stuff. Last night while I couldn’t sleep I finally made an actual army list for Waaagh Musk 40K. This is my old Space Ork army from Rogue [...]
Continuing the Gretchin
Posted: September 2, 2010 in Rank and File, Waaagh Musk, WIPTags: black primer, Citadel, Gretchin, grey primer, Grot, GW, Orks, paint, painting techniques
Yesterday I started on three Gretchins, one with a black base coat and a traditional dark to light green skin highlighting technique, the other two with grey base coats and more experimental flesh painting. I couldn’t leave well enough alone so late last night I did another wash, this time of Gryphonne Sepia on just [...]
