Showcase: Warhammer Quest: Cursed City Boxed Game
day’s post we are venturing into the streets of Ulfenkarn where I’ll share stunning photography of my completed Cursed City boxed game. It’s always a celebration when a hobbyist finishes painting a boxed game and I like to celebrate in photographic style.
Showcase: Watch Captain Halgrim from Cursed City
Since I’ve painted a few Grave Guard a while ago, I thought it would be nice to paint someone to lead them into battle. Watch Captain Halgrim has such a strong and powerful pose, I’m happy I bought him from ebay before Cursed City disappeared forever in the immaterium. More pictures of my version of Halgrim in this post.
Showcase: Soulblight Gravelords Vargheists
Today on the blog, check out my Vargheists and find out how I painted them with a link to my tutorial and I’ll also talk about what’s next on my Soulblight today list.
Showcase: Cursed City Deadwalker Zombies and Rat Swarms
Having successfully shared my Soulblight Gravelords Warcry Warband last week, this week I thought I’d return to the Cursed City and summon some more painted miniatures to help my quest of a fully painted set. Read on to find out if I managed to escape the grey plastic tide or if I filled the ranks of the Deadwalker Zombies with fresh corpses.
Tutorial: How to speedpaint bone
There are many ways to paint bone, but if you are looking for a way to let Contrast Medium do most of the work for you and get a lot of Skeleton Warriors or Grave Guard done quickly, then look no further.
Showcase: Soulblight Gravelords Warcry Warband
Getting into Warcry has never been easier with Games Workshop’s recent release of free to download Soulblight Gravelords rules. In today’s post, I’m going to show you my Warcry roster and some example warbands I made using Cursed City models, Start Collecting Soulblight Gravelords and a Vampire Lord. The Cursed City is out of stock, Radukar’s Court is available to order on the Games Workshop online website or their in-store order points.
Showcase: Soulblight Gravelords Grave Guard with Great Wight Blades
It’s Soulblight week part two on Tale of Painters and today I’ll share a glimpse at my spin on the venerable Grave Guard kit. I’ve painted five skeletal warriors hailing from Neferata’s Legion of Blood, with a few subtle conversions and eye-catching Great Wight Blades burning from balefire.
ToP Tips: 5 Tips to getting more out of Start Collecting Soulblight Gravelords
On today’s ToP Tip I’m going to share 5 quick tips that I discovered while assembling my Start Collecting Soulblight Gravelords set.
Showcase: Soulblight Gravelords Skeleton Warriors
Soulblight Gravelords is my dream army. I have epic dreams of legions of skeleton warriors dying only to rise up again and continue the march. There is a special place in my heart for these minis being that they are the first set I every painted. So I thought I would share those early experiments here and talk about how it really helped me grow as a painter. So here is my contribution to Soulblight week some deadly and dead Skeleton Warriors painted in December of 2019.
Showcase: Soulblight Gravelords Wight King
It’s #newaos time! Age of Sigmar has a brand new edition and for many that means it is time to collect a brand new army and my chosen force are the denizens of Ulfenkarn, the Soulblight Gravelords. In this post, I’ll take a trip down memory lane to the 90s before sharing high quality showcase posts of my Wight King.
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