Craig Thomson

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A defiler model painted up in the red and brass colours of the world eaters legion for Warhammer 40K
A defiler under construction. It’s going to be for the world eaters, eventually!
Great bray-shaman with his Bestigor bodyguard, leading a horde of Gors who are backed up in turn by a Ghorgon
A unit of beastmen Gors all ranked up for battle, plus a few hangers-on extra models. It also contains a musician and a standard-bearer, but no leader as I usually attach a character to be at their head.
Beastmen Gors teeming around a Herdstone with oncoming ogres trying to take it. They’ll succeed for a while, but thankfully I’d regained it be game’s end.
Ten Gor all based up. The unit should all be twin hand-weapons but I’ve not got the right models handy. Still, they’ll do for now as my little ambushing party who pop up at the back. 🙂🐐
Some corrugated cardboard layered up with PVA to seal it, and create a base for it - once chopped into shape.
Beastmen baggage train of a cage to hold captured victims, prior to eating them.
Some printed boars, covered in spikes and horns. Printed from files bought on Titan Forge Minis
Regiment of Gor beastmen for the old world.
Pair of Forgefiends in World Eaters colours. Lots of red and brass trim, plus a nice (oddly soothing) green glow from the coils of the ectoplasmic cannons. Rather inappropriate, if you think about it…
A pair of forgefiends being painted up and highlighted, before final assembly.
A Forgefiend model getting base painted with arms and legs detached everywhere.
Beastmen Gors closing in on a regiment of Dwarves.
Eightbound being base coated. It all looks very over-detailed plus also very crude due to the lack of shades and highlights. Painful stuff!
Dragon Rampant 2nd edition rulebook
Maulerfiend
World Eaters crammed into cover, ready to jump off. Berzerkers and a Maulerfiend are visible.
Unit of ten bestigor ranked up for the old world.
A Helbrute in World Eaters colours. I remembered him being more finished than this, somehow! A candidate for repainting - if I learn how to use him in games, properly.
Maulerfiend in world eaters colours.
Maulerfiend after basecoating and being given a Berzerker bloodshade wash
Perry plastic medieval French knights from the Hundred Years’ War. All bare plastic at the moment just after assembly, awaiting priming. They are glued to sticks in sixes, to match the intended final basing.
Warhammer the old world twelve Gors basecoated.
Beastmen Gors beginning to take shape
Khorne Eightbound and a Maulerfiend assembled and unpainted.
Beastmen army for Old World. Maybe about 2000 points?
Five parsecs from home rulebook for some solo adventure gaming.
Angron and a bit of a close up on his face.
Angron sword getting painted as glowing metal.
Angron now with skin highlights, more layering done on the base, and almost completed!
40K battle in full flow between red chaos, red imperials, on a red table. All red!
Maulerfiend body being assembled in the early stages.
Angron largely painted, with some detailing to do. Base is unshaded, and blade is still untouched.
Angron with basing material down for texture
World eaters and eldar harlequins
Angron wings and skin on show. Not all of the skin is complete yet, but it’s underway.
Angron with the armour largely done, inadequately highlighted wings, and possibly the whitest sword ever!
Angron, now shaded in with Berzerker bloodshade (I think it’s called?)
Dan Mersey book on a wargamers’ guide to the Anglo-Zulu war.
Thirteen bestigors
Bestigors being basecoated.
Angron nearly fully base coated and much neater than previous.
Angron basecoated, and not looking calm about it.
World eaters for 40K. Jakhals, berzerkers, a daemon prince and Eightbound.
Angron axe closeup - painted in base colours.
Eightbound models assembled.
Angron. Again.
Angron with a horribly bright and un-shaded gold on his brass armour areas. I’ll be happy when this gets toned down.
Angron. Red and black areas primed (or at least, most of the black areas!)
Angron now with both wings done. Not all black, though - still lots of claws and stuff to finish.
Angron with about half the black basecoating on. Two colours is more than one colour! It’s all progress…
Angron now with all the red areas basecoated. A two-evening task!
Angron all primed up with a very relatively small amount of red painted. This’ll be a long road…
Tabletop game of the Hundred Years War
The saga rules expansion Age of Chivalry, covering the later medieval period.
Stormcast primed prosecutors, reclusians, longstrikes and a lord terminos
Heroquest barbarian elf wizard and dwarf exploring a tomb