Pictures of the Week

[Mechatius]

Does the titan get to move 6 inches too?

[Jon Quixote]

It was one big spider-hippy fest. It was unreal.

You could call it Web-stock! Ahahaaha. Some-times I really should shut my mouth, only my sister finds me funny, and she isn't into Minis.

Yeah sure, liquid clothing...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rayon



Nice pics. It's good to see other people adding to the wealth of carrot info. A true Library, for the Librarium.


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And in the spirit, here are some by one of my favourite artists.

[Rabbit]

Some of those khornate mins are in my top 10 as well. Nice pic collection, though, the daemonette looks sub par when compared to the rest of them. 8Y

[Inquisitor Lord2506]

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[Jon Quixote]

I dont want to sound rud but you guys make me sick i have never been jelus till today phaaa crapy site

I felt a bit like that, but I first saw Magmatrax (the lord on a juggernaut) with a tutorial in how he made and painted it. Ever since, he has been an inspiration rather than a discouragement. It looked complex, but never out of reach. I just have to try harder.

[NiteRabbit]

Fellow Rabbit, how's this for scale? I posted it a little while in the conversion forum. It's the same one that AdeptJosh listed as No2 Titan:

Yeah, that looks about right scale-wise. I just wonder how you would deploy something like that. Its base/foot-span has got to be bigger than the deployment zone.

[Rabbit]

Yeah, that looks about right scale-wise. I just wonder how you would deploy something like that. Its base/foot-span has got to be bigger than the deployment zone.

Interesting. Never thought about it like that before.

[Cadaver Junkie]

Yeah, that looks about right scale-wise. I just wonder how you would deploy something like that. Its base/foot-span has got to be bigger than the deployment zone.

I suppose it doesn't really matter now, in apocalypse games anyway - seeing as you pretty much have half the board to deploy in!

But that is one nice looking titan - sometimes when people try and make things like that, you can really tell where they just decided to use some cheap cardboard, but this thing looks crazy good.

And I do like Vincent Hudon's stuff - I've seen pics floating around elsewhere before, not surprising, going by how awesome it is.

[Da Mighty Camel]

I LOVE that Troll Mauler. Defiently one of my favourite Hordes warbeast-sculpts!

[Leech]

Yeah, that looks about right scale-wise. I just wonder how you would deploy something like that. Its base/foot-span has got to be bigger than the deployment zone.

That is true. I think the Tyranid Hierophant has the same problem. I'm working on one at the moment and I can tell the things legs will be all over the place. Infact, I'm not sure ho whte thing can move around terrain.;o

OOOO, city of the spiders. That is interesting. Spiders do that kind of group thing every now and then. I didn't think that garden spider would have a painful bite. Thinking about it we had loads of big long-legged spiders here this year. Normally we don't see many of them but this year they decided it was the year of the spider.

That's fine and it is certainly more pleasant that the legions of homicidal wasps we had a few years ago, the wasp population exploded for no apparent reason (bigger than average and more aggressive than normal 'psycho wasps') but it has died down now. Mobs of the nasty things kept flying in the windows all summer and going on a rampage, trying to sting everybody. In the middle of the night when I turned on a light they would suddenly appear as well. They infiltrated the house, went quiet for a while before going berserk.