Fire on my Position: Astra Militarum vs Adeptus Custodes

 I’m off the mark for 40k games in 2026!

New Year's Resolve

 Happy 2026!

What's that coming over the hill?

 

This is definitely a *proper* monster!

EXT: Bridge

 

It's in downtown Manhattan and I'd like to sell it to you.

EXT: Crossroads

 

I believe I'm sinking down.

EXT: Forgotten Highway

Hit the road.

EXT: Ash Wastes

 What can I say? There's always room in my heart for more terrain. Just not on the shelves. 

EXT: The Village of Molder-Under-Lyme

 

Crisps = Scenery!

EXT: St. Oubliette-in-the-Marsh

 The scratch build itch has hit me again. 

EXT: Salt Marsh 2

 

Now with added salt.

EXT: Salt Marsh

 

Improv scenery time - some big ponds!

EXT: Wizard's Knob

 

More improvised scenery!

EXT: Launch Site

 

When there's nothing in the paint queue, I'm obliged to get creative. 

Daddy's Home

 

We're all old enough to remember the classic artwork by Tony Hough, right?

EXT: Waste Incinerator

 Time to recycle!

EXT: The Local Pool

The cupboards are bare here, I've nothing left to paint. 

Run to the hills!

Line-of-sight-blocking terrain has always been important in 40k. Back in the early 90s I built a big polystyrene hill, which is usually a central feature of my battlefields. It's made up of three separate sections, so it's quite flexible, though I do usually just use the full version.

EXT: Rainforest (Plantation Stage)

Well, I haven't really finished anything new here. But I am a year older, and got some new kit for my birthday that I want to show off!

EXT: Research Post

Apparently, if I ever stop painting, the Tower of London will immediately collapse into a heap of ravens.

EXT: Strategic Resources

Jungle looking drab? Need items of strategic value to seize? Look no further!