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11Jan/110

Pre-Heresy Blog Ring

Since my main motivation in the gaming hobby for the past 24 months has been quite solidly pre-Heresy 40k, it is no surprise that MyWargame has been heavily influenced by and composed of pre-Heresy content.

While I continue to maintain an interest in this era of 40k background, it is not the sole purpose of this website. The team and I pursue many games and interests beyond 40k and even Games Workshop, not reflected by the past content of the site.

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7Dec/100

Legion XVI

Every story should have a beginning, middle and end. For my Astartes, it has been one of turmoil. Experimenting with various legions through modelling and painting, I never really settled upon a favourite, but have always wanted a legion to call my own and invest my mass of marine models into.

1Dec/106

Building Sisters of Silence

This more of a creative experiment than a tutorial. I set out to test the idea of creative Sisters of Silence with the new Dark Eldar kits, an idea I've heard many people have, but yet to see anything put together.

There's a growing selection of plastic pieces that can be used to make sisters, bolstered by the beautiful new models for the Dark Eldar range. Here's a small selection from the Dark Elf Corsairs and Dark Eldar Kabalite warriors/witches boxes for the legs and torsos:

15Oct/100

Codex Crusades – Iron Hands

In an attempt to streamline and focus the huge project that is the Codex Crusades, the first legion to receive much attention has reached a stage of playtesting, idea feedback and balancing but as a seperate entity from the rest. I've decided to seperate the Iron Hands (and future legions) into their own file for the duration. Should the monumental day that everything is completed reach us, I'll collate them all back into a single tome.

27Sep/102

Reinventing the steel – Iron Hands Captain

My foray into the new Forgeworld retro armour kits has been one of experimentation and unusual results. Until now, I've not been too strict about the components I match up for a marine figure, but I've challenged myself to try and maintain the look of each model as a set suit of armour as far as possible.

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