Bad Moon Unleashed

 Just as the UK starts to come back online, I managed to get some pictures of my Gloomspite Gitz army before I took it back to the storage lockers. 

The Manglers were a particular favourite for me. There really is so munch movement in such a big model.

As with my 40k Ork army, this isn't everything I have for the Goblin horde, but I'll continue to add more to it as I rebase older stuff and add new units. I've a Gobbopalooza box sitting on the side for ages...

Waaagh! Guldrek

Following on from my last post of Turnip28 goodness, lets stay in the dirty vegetable theme and move to fungus. Specifically sentient warmongering fungus better known as Orks. 

This was an army that started out as a desire to play Gorkamorka when Mad Max: Fury Road was in cinemas. Since that day it grew into a mish-mash of painting and converting that has a fairly good track record of wins and insane situations. 

The Mega-Doof is my pride and joy in the army. Sporting a complete rock band, heavy kannon and a fully charged Bluetooth speaker within the main hull, it really sets the tone for most of the games I play...until someone hijacks the speaker and puts on Ed Sheeran.

This is not everything I have for my 40k Orks. (It wouldn't fit on the table) I've a Stompa and some may have seen the early stages of my retro Goff army. Some of the models in the pictures will get redone to get added to the retro Goffs at some point, but this is a Waaagh that will only get bigger.

Vegetable Parade

 This week I'm collecting my larger armies from my FLGS while it moves location. This seemed like a good excuse to photograph my collection properly and all together rather than just bits as they get finished. Before my Ork army and my AoS Goblins return home however I think it's only fair to get some army shots of one of my most interesting completed projects in recent times: Turnip28.

This was something I started back last year. As the UK went into lockdown I suddenly found myself (like many) with way more free time than I have had since my uni days. Turnip28 had just been this odd little mix of miniatures and styles I saw on Twitter and it was intended to just be a few models for an interesting painting project. Then impulse control failed and now I have 2 armies and very little chance of stopping.

I have shown these before, but this is the first time I've taken pictures since I got my new lights and such to do the job properly. So here are (again) the Reekfield Free Company. Complete with cannon, knights and flashy (if muddy) pavises.

Next, the Gleebland Wandering Garrison. Once more featuring the towering Root Shrine I call The Chapel and having received some out riders.