Green Knight – revisited

Back in, what surprisingly turns out to be 2016, I wrote a post on my Bretonnian Green Knight. Really, like all my posts it’s some words to round out a page with a photograph or two of whichever miniature is the centerpiece of the post. Much like my writing ability my skills at photography leave much to be desired, no doubt a source of great disappointment to the prominent photographers in my family tree.

Fortunately the world is full of talented people and below are some photos taken by one such person. You only need to compare these to the photos in the old post to see what good photography can do. In fact they’re so good I can now see details and paintwork that I’m a little embarrassed about. Ultimately though they are fantastic images, (how do you get a photograph under a 28mm model?), and I am extremely grateful to Rach for taking them.

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James’ first post

sigmarineHello New World

This is my first post on here so I’ll make this quick and simple. I’ve decided to take up my father’s hobby and play Warhammer, currently playing Age of Sigmar irregularly with some friends on weekends and painting any models dad has lying around. This is my first AoS model, a Stormcast Eternal Liberator. I decided to paint this using the Hallowed Knights Stormhost because I felt the base gold colour scheme makes them look like C3-PO on steroids. The main colour is Ironbreaker Silver with Nuln Oil shader, Guilliman Blue glaze and Runefang Steel highlight. The red parts are using Wazdakka Red with Agrax Earthshade.