I guess I lost some steam when it comes to miniature war-gaming, but this is about to change. The main problem was that I chose myself an army to play with that didn't really suit my play style. This is a common mistakes that a lot of people make when starting to get in to the miniature hobby, and I admit, I'm a newbie and I made all the newbie mistakes.
I did enjoy building and painting my Circle Orboros army, but the play style of Circle is definitely not for me, so exit Circle Orboros, enter Cygnar :)
This time I did a lot of research, and even test-played a few games, and i can way with a certain degree of confidence that Cygnar is the way to go for me.
The Cygnar battle box is already on the way, and once I start building it, the updates will follow.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Painting session, October 15th 2011, Ramat Hasharon
Three painters, pizza, beers, and a bunch of miniatures. Cant ask for more :)
I hope we can turn these sessions into something more than occasional meetings and hopefully we will have a lot more people working with us. Painting is a joy!
Me busy with my faithful #4 brush (basecoating various space wolves heroes) :)
Micha hard at work on his latest city piece
Liad giving final touches to his skelingtons
Us working in Micha's game room :)
I hope we can turn these sessions into something more than occasional meetings and hopefully we will have a lot more people working with us. Painting is a joy!
Me busy with my faithful #4 brush (basecoating various space wolves heroes) :)
Micha hard at work on his latest city piece
Liad giving final touches to his skelingtons
Us working in Micha's game room :)
Labels:
cities of death,
IABN,
space wolves,
tomb kings,
warhammer,
warhammer 40k
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Back to Circle Orboros
After about a month's break, I'm back at my trusty Circle Orboros models.
This time I started on a unit of mannikins and sentry stone, shifting stones, and some woldstalkers and their stoneward.
As usual, I stared off with the bases.
These photos are actually horrible and overexposed, but they give the basic idea.
Bases started off with my standard milliput method, and will be mostly covered afterwards in grass tufts.
This time I started on a unit of mannikins and sentry stone, shifting stones, and some woldstalkers and their stoneward.
As usual, I stared off with the bases.
These photos are actually horrible and overexposed, but they give the basic idea.
Bases started off with my standard milliput method, and will be mostly covered afterwards in grass tufts.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
New wolves models ready for priming/painting
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