Hydra Miniatures send me some miniatures to paint for their new Retro Raygun faction, the "Space Pirates".
There are four trooper bodies, two leaders, and a few head varaints.
Hydra Miniatures send me some miniatures to paint for their new Retro Raygun faction, the "Space Pirates".
There are four trooper bodies, two leaders, and a few head varaints.
Excerpt from Esoteric
Pilgrimage Destinations of the Gothic Sector, Volume 7, by Adept Matthias
Laetorius.
"The Harrow'e'en celebration on Ophatran Secundus coincides with the
traditional yearly arrival of the Emperor's Tithe Fleet. Although major functions
begin a day before the first voidship docks with the orbital stations above the
planet, there are several preparatory stages. The most important ritual
observance, which sets the date of Harrow'e'en, is a confluence of officials
from the Adeptus Astra Telepathica and the Navis Nobilite. The assembled adepts
consult the planet's ancient orrery, and contact the fleet's chief astropath to
pinpoint the imminent arrival."
"Once the arrival date has been formally announced by the Imperial Governor, and
the Bells of Warning are sounded, the citizens of the capitol throng to the
shrine district. The multitudes pass through the Crusader Gates and into the
Ecclesiastic precinct. Crusaders stand in watchful vigil and priests find
positions that carry their voices to the crowds. The people of Ophatran believe
that vengeful and malignant warp entities cling to the voidships, and that the
veil between the Empyrean and reality are thin on Harrow'e'en. The priests
recite horrifying tales of these creatures of the Immaterium, and the prayers
to combat them."
"The most exciting event, certainly from the perspective of the children, is the day preceding the docking of the first voidship. On this day, most of the citizens stay indoors, and those that venture out are likely to meet with a raucous procession led by ‘Spirits of the Warp’. Children that are able to recite their hymns are allowed to wear outlandish costumes, and they roam the streets seeking citizens for the procession to test.
Anyone targeted and detained by these roaming rapscallions must stop and recite the proper prayers of protection, or suffer chastisement from the Adepta Sororitas that accompany the procession.”
I picked up a limited edition Kal Jericho a few months ago, after someone pointed out that he showed up in the 54mm "Inquisitor" range. Since I have vowed to complete all of the 28mm Inquisition and Henchmen GW have released, he seemed like a technical inclusion I couldn't neglect.
This is the first of three different versions GW has released of this Necromunda character. Hope to have them done before the end of the year!
A few more new arrivals in the Hive City.
I haven't been able to complete the one-per month servo skull challenge I used to do for a while now, but I did manage to squeak one in this week.
The base model is "Poizer", designed by Cyber Forge and printed on my Mars2 Pro. I added a cable with greenstuff, and combined a GW skull and speaker from an Imperial Guard vox pack.
Here are some recently photographed miniatures for the Turnip28 setting. I hadn't fired up the Mars2Pro for about a year, so a couple of weeks ago I ran off a few things I've been wanting to print for a while.
Whelps- these are light cavalry, roaming the land raiding vegetable patches and setting traps.
The riders are "Vampire hunters' from Titan Forge. I really liked the highwayman look they have going on. I modified two of them to have new heads supplied by Knucklebones. Their horses were too large compared to my other Turnip cav. so I went with plastic Wargames Atlantic generic horses and added green stuff details.
Tod - one of the characters in Turnip28, 3D printed model.
Marshal Pierre the Tubescent, yet another loathsome soldier vying for the Parsnip Empress's favors. 3D printed parts from the Forlorn Hope Kickstarter and Turnip28 Patreon.
Next up for Turnip is a Marshal of Cavalry and some lancers.
Recently finished off some old Doctor Who sculpts. These are Harlequin/Black Tree except for one Romana from RAFM. Chunky old school figs here!
Liz Shaw, Romana, Romana, Leela, Romana 2, and Vivien Fay.