Today’s post is a celebration! Woohoo! I’ve completed the Stormcast Eternals half of the Skaventide launch set by painting my Reclusians to completion. In this post, I’ll share photos of my Reclusians and Memorians. I’ll also share an army pic of my Hallowed Knights collection so far.

Saving the best til last, this week is the fourth and final week of painting a Stormcast Spearhead and I get to share with you the main man, the Lord-Vigilant on his Gryph Stalker. In this post there’s the usual stunning photography of the miniature, a full paint recipe guide and the completed group shot showcasing the entire Spearhead force.

My Stormcast Eternals Spearhead continues to grow this week with the addition of the Lord-Veritant and her faithful Gryph Crow. You’ll definitely want to read this post if you’re about to paint your own, I have some assembly tips and a painting guide if you want to paint yours as a Hallowed Knights Stormhost.

I’m continuing my month long quest to paint a Vigilant Brotherhood Spearhead and for this week I’m painting a unit of Prosecutors. Armed with a Stormcall Javelin these warriors leap into action on wings of flame.

Today’s post should be me rage quitting the hobby and setting fire to my existing Stormcast Eternals models but I’m not doing that. Instead out of the hypothetical fires are born a new Stormiest, ready to march forth into a different Realm and a new edition of Age of Sigmar.

Today’s post is a quick one with a couple of pics of my recently finished Neave Blacktalon decked out in her Primal Kings livery.

Today I take to the skies to invade the blog with my finished Stormdrake Guard pics. Games Workshop kindly sent over this box set for me to take a look at before it’s released.

Today’s blog post is a special one, I got to paint Krondys, Son of Dracothion early for a Warhammer Community article and in today’s Tale of Painter’s post I’m going to share some size comparisons, different angles and my paint recipes.