....managed to at least survive a couple of games. Dave Pauwels and myself played in the WAB Team Tournament at Adepticon 2009 and had a fantastic time. All the guys we played were great and I couldn't recommend this event more highly. Check out www.adeptuswindycity.com/forums for information on Adepticon and the Warhammer Ancients events being planned for next year.
My painting projects for all the world to see! Follow my progress as I chronicle my various painting and gaming projects.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
We came, we saw, we........
Saturday, March 14, 2009
t-minus 20 days.......
Friday, January 30, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
A Gathering in the Desert Looms
With the holidays behind me I finally had some time to get cracking on my model for the GitD LotR Indy GT auction. All I have left to finish are the bases of the models, the wood display base and some coats of varnish.
For more info on the Gathering in the Desert LotR Indy GT, check out their site at http://www.adeptusarizona.com/blog/?page_id=51
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Deadlines approaching
I'm painting some Lord of the Rings figures for a charity auction at The Gathering in the Desert, an Indy GT for LotR held in Phoenix. You can find out more at http://www.adeptusarizona.com/blog/?page_id=51.
I decided to do the diorama "No man can kill me". I wanted to make the figures usable both in the diorama and for regular game play so I decided to try using magnets as show here. The round silver magnets come from "Amazing Magnets" (http://www.amazingmagnets.com/) and the black metal strips I purchased at Michael's Craft Store. The nice thing about the strip magnets is they can easily be cut to any size and shape you need. The idea is that the strip magnet will allow the model to attach to either a standard round gaming base OR the diorama base without being permanently fixed to these.
Now I need to get cutting on painting these three to meet my February deadline!
Friday, December 5, 2008
Better late then never.
Friday, November 14, 2008
Yes we can!
I am thrilled with the speed at which this first unit is coming along. I have finished 5 models in about a week which is lightening speed for me. I have gone with a very basic painting scheme. Basecoat colors (off white, red, flesh and bronze) followed by a wash of GW Badab Black on the metal and Devlun Mud on everything else. Then, I reapply the basecoat color, add a highlight and that is it. Simple but I think it still looks pretty good.
At this rate, I should have my first unit of 12 done in another week!
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