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19Nov/091

Product review: Maxmini – Feral Heads

Hot off the anvil this week, the Polish mail swifty delivered us a pack of Maxmini's newly released Feral heads. With the poll for next company to review clearly showing Maxmini as favourite, this review seemed inevitable.

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Maxmini continue to produce highly detailed and well cast bits for all our custom model builds. The latest release from their 'heads' section are the Feral heads pack. Priced at almost £1 each they are quite a pricy investment for just a head, but as you will see below, the quality and scale of these heads perfectly complement your models and with minimal effort.

18Nov/099

Creating Pre-Heresy marines – part 2c: Mark I Power Armour

“How long should you try? Until.” - Jim Rohn

This is the third and final modeling part of the Mark I armour tutorial and quite a hefty article too, but I wanted to bring it to conclusion.

To recap where we left off, our Mark I power armour requires arms, shoulder pads, a backpack and some final details.

17Nov/092

Creating Pre-Heresy marines – part 2b: Mark I Power Armour – Chainmail

Mark I armour is quite an undertaking. I applaud anyone who takes on the challenge of building them, whether they use my method or not. Without pursuing means of batch producing these marines, you're going to need the patience of a saint to amass a sizeable force!

Optimism aside, I present you the second installment of the Mark I tutorial. Here I show you how I've never sculpted chain mail before! The shoulders and fine detail will have to wait for a third installment as they layered pads have proven to be a slow process.

15Nov/091

Creating Pre-Heresy marines – part 1b

Due to request, I've completed the paint job for the Pre-Heresy marine featured in part 1. For the less eagle-eyed amongst you, he's painted as a Sons of Horus legionnaire.

14Nov/093

Creating Pre-Heresy marines – part 2

As part 1 was well received, I am quite hyped about producing more tutorials and extending the existing guide. A few questions have been asked in response to part 1 which I shall first address:

I do intend to paint the model created in part 1. I don't intend to produce a guide for painting the model, but showing the finished item is a great way to round off the article.