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A main battle tank of the 51st Praetorian Guard.

(a combination of a British Mark I tank, the turret from a Leman Russ, and Rogue Trader Janus Draik miniature as its commander)

Reconnaissance squadron of tankettes from the 51st Praetorian Guard

A little something that I put together while I was waiting on the Victoria Miniatures kickstarter files.

A pre-heresy Sorcerer of the Thousand Sons Legion's Corvidae Cult encounters a mysterious doorway in a forest clearing. As he watches an image forms, it appears to be his future self, but his armour, his staff, and even the power he wields is very different. Is this a portent of what is be and, if so, what does it mean?

Piece I did for a small painting competition. The theme was "crimson".

It's based on the Freeguild Cavalier Marshal from Age of Sigmar (AoS)

A few troopers managed to escape the disaster at Big Toof River.

Is this one fleeing or taking a message to the high command? In either case, I'm sure he had questions to answer for the Inquisition.

Outrider squad with added sidecar

The Crimson Condottiere, a world weary soldier of fortune between contracts.

My entry for a small painting competition based on the Freeguild Cavalier Marshal from Age of Sigmar (AoS) by Games Workshop.

In a follow-up to my question about the Dystopian Legions 'Kingdom of Britannia' figures, I found these drummer boys on eBay and intend adding at least one of them to my colour party.

Anyone ever proxy the figures from Spartan Games' Dystopian Legions, an alternate reality Steam Punk game featuring, amongst others, some familiar looking Kingdom of Britannia models?

Has anyone actually built this model? I have assembled all the parts and I now have questions.

From the depths of my unfinished pile emerged this Forge World missile launcher squad that I’d forgotten I had.

Ogryn troopers kitted out for a boarding action on a space hulk.

Small diorama I built for a competition:

An Ork Boy testing his new shoota by hunting squigs. The poor unfortunate Grot who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time was swarmed by frightened squigs and presents a slightly bigger target.

Is the general consensus that Praetorian armoured units are painted in a flat sandy desert scheme? I have some vehicles to paint for my army and figured I might as well go for the "official" colours.

(above Leman Russ is not mine, just something I grabbed for demonstration purposes)