Well, life has still been busy, so I've failed to get a game in in the last few months. This is frustrating, but I've taken the time to make some progress on hobby projects. Below are some updates:
Using a bits bag find (I think its a Cold One), I built this Slaaneshi Lord on mount, outflank time!
I purchased 30 of the Dreamforge Storm Troopers, I am going to turn them into veterans for my Tyrant's Legion. I am using Pigiron heads, and experimenting with ways to make them look close enough to the Cultists I am using as my Guardsmen. The plan is for them to wear tattered shrouds that partially cover their improved armor. With these guys built, I should be closer to having a small IG army, I need to get a second Vendetta and some other things before that's really possible, definitely a back burner project.
My Storm Raven with the Chapterhouse Extender kit. I bought 2 of these kits, so I am just waiting for some budget space to buy another one!
This is a greenstuff/cork base that I made for my Sorcerer, I am working on basing my whole CSM army, and am using bases from Ironheart Artisans that are a ruined temple. along with some that are infested ground. This all leads into a display board I am working on...
My Sorcerer on the base, he's not perfect but I am planning to get everything else to this standard before I go back and really work on details.
Well here it is, my planned 1850 army (with some of the models missing but their bases present). The back Heldrake and some of the open spots at the rear of the board will have removable trees, as the idea is that the temple is located in a thick tropical jungle. Inside (I am going to build some removable walls as well so I can position the army as needed) there is a warp incursion that will be present in a centralized pool, but also spreading to form the chaos star on the ground. I started with greenstuff, and will do some greenstuff detail work, but I switched to largely using white glue to create the pool, It will be painted a swirling chaotic rainbow of color. BTW, the best part of this table is the other side is my main display board, which is based as a desert. Two in one, you can't go wrong!