Creating pre-Heresy marines: Part 6b mark V Power Armour
Continuing and concluding the pre-Herey power armour series, this is the second part of Creating pre-Heresy marines: mark V Power Armour.
You can view the first part of this tutorial here: part 1.
The second part of this tutorial shows how to make power cables for the thigh plates and a quick method of adding studs to the whole model.
Competition: Heresy Online – painting and converting
Heresy-Online have 2 new competitions running for both painters and converters. Both competitions end on March 31st so you have plenty of time to check them out and try your hand at winning a Battle Force and/or $50 store credit!
From the Wrathlord's announcement:
Alright folks, after a long hiatus, the Painting Contest is ready to begin once again and this time around, thanks to our own Bitsandkits, we have a wickedly cool prize to give to the winner: a Battalion/Battle Force of choice! Head on over to Heresy Online's 2010 Painting Contest thread to enter.
Battle Missions pre-releases
Games Workshop have added a selection of models to their pre-releases, including the Battle Missions expansion:
- Warhammer 40,000 Expansion: Battle Missions
- Ork Flash Git with Targeting Squig
- Space Marine Venerable Dreadnought
- Ork Deff Dread
- Ork Killa Kans
- Imperial Guard Chimera
- Imperial Guard Basilisk
All the following images and models are copyright 2010 Games Workshop:
Competition: Dave Taylor miniatures – Blood Pact
Another slightly late announcement!
Dave Taylor is celebrating 500 followers at his brilliant blog with a competition to design a Blood Pact tattoo for his arm! The deadline is February 28th and you can check out the full details in his blog post.
The prizes are a signed copy of Blood Pact from Dan Abnett and a scratchbuilt and painted AT-70 Reaver by Dave himself! Additional prizes may be added later.
Review : Space Ork bodies from Micro Art Studio
Due to some silly accidents recently (even after 20 years of using a craft knife its easy to slip...) my painting and scenery projects have not progressed as quickly as I had hoped, so to break the silence, something completely different.
A good friend of mine collects space orks and was keen to put together some nice looking freebooters/flash gitz for his army. Thanks to Whitehorn's list of alternative suppliers, Jim (a member of this very website) was able to source an interesting selection of bits to create his flashy freebooters with.
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