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The front end of the Flying Scotsman at a train station. The Flying Scotsman is in dark green and black liver with a red front buffer block. To the right of the train there is a speed limit sign saying “15”. The platform has several people looking at and taking pictures of the train The Flying Scotsman leaving a station heading to the left. It is in its traditional green and black livery with red buffer blocks. It’s number and name plates are visible with some semi-transparent smoke leaving it’s chimney. The driver and mechanic can be seen leaning out of the train and waving Screenshot of 3 Discord messages. The first one reads Built but unpainted Tervigon from the Tyranids faction of Warhammer40k. It’s a 6 legged crab like creature will a tall rear end, hunching forward. On its back a several tubes/vents, and some smaller spikes. Its back legs have hooves on the ground. It’s middle legs end in a thin claw and are also on the ground. It’s front legs have crab like claws and are held up in front of the creature. It’s head is sounded by claws, it’s mouth is open with it’s tongue sticking out. Underneath the creature is a gestation sack with a Termagant exiting the sack. It is on a blue platform with a white background. Two pixel art blue sharks wearing a barbarian horned had and a white shield with blue cross and red edging 5 space purple space marines in a line with variations of accent colours. The purple is a middle brightness and appears warm, leaning more red than blue. The trim of the armour is gold. From left to right the variations are: White pauldrons with a white backpack and red weapons. Purple backpack, white pauldrons and white weapons. Purple backpack, purple pauldrons and back weapons. Black backpack, purple pauldrons and black weapons. And black backpack, purple pauldrons and black weapons. The models are sat on black bottle caps on top of a blue plastic lid. Me holding a bottle of sauerkraut juice. The bottle is green with pictures of cabbages on it. The bottle reads (translated) Vertically split image. Both halves feature a full-size Blahaj (shark) mascot suit. The shark is standing up wearing light brown trousers, a dark blue jacket and a yellow tie. In the left image, the Blahaj is standing in a white room with a few cardboard Ikea boxes on the ground. In the right image, they are standing to the side, gesturing towards a grid of product pricing labels. A full-size Blahaj (shark) mascot suit sitting at a desk. The shark is sitting down at the desk with its arms raised in triumph. The Blahaj is wearing light brown trousers, a dark blue jacket and a yellow tie. The desk is littered with various stationary items. The wall behind is vertical wood panelling with various paintings of sharks 5 space purple space marines in a line with variations of accent colours. The purple is a middle brightness and appears warm, leaning more red than blue. The trim of the armour is gold. From left to right the variations are: purple pauldrons and black backpack. White pauldrons and white backpack. Purple pauldrons and purple backpack. White pauldrons and knee pads, and a purple backpack. White pauldrons and knee pads with a black backpack. The models are sat on black bottle caps on top of a blue plastic lid. Three Ogroid Theridons. The two outside ones are unpainted and primed in white. The middle one is painted in dark greys with gold trim and is holding a dark red banner. The banner is topped by both silver and gold metal elements. 5 mostly painted assault intercessor space marines. They are painted in various shades and tones of yellow. From left to right they go from a orange yellow to a very cold yellow. They are accented with black trim. The centre one has a red icon on their chest. The models are sat on a blue platform with a white background. 8 space marine assault intercessors primed white on a brown cardboard background The Lego Rivendell set assembled against a white background. I'm holding a half-painted Warhammer 40k Assult Intercessor Space Marine. The main armour has been painted in a pink-purple colour. The backpack, shoulder pads and weapons are unpainted and white. The base is unpainted and is on a black bottle cap. My hand is in the bottom of the frame with some purple and green paint on the nail. The background is white parchment. I'm holding a half-painted Warhammer 40k Assult Intercessor Space Marine. The main armour and backpack have been painted in a middle-to-dark green colour. The shoulder pads and weapons are unpainted and white. The base is unpainted and is on a black bottle cap. My hand is in the bottom of the frame with some green paint on the nail. The background is white parchment. Assembled but not primed Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight model facing the camera. It's lance is snapped at the handle and is next to the model. In the background are other completed Chaos Knight models on a green and yellow cutting mat, with some tools to the right-hand side Me holding a Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight model in side profile. The lance has snapped off at the handle. I am using a pin vice with a 0.7mm diameter drill bit to drill into the handle of the lance, which is approximately 2mm in diameter. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat and several other models Me holding a Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight model facing the camera on its side. I have drilled a hole into the lance's handle where it snapped off. The entrance to the hole has collapsed, resulting in it being wider than I'd like. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat and several other models Me holding a Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight lance with the tip facing away from the camera showing the 0.7mm hole I've just drilled to pin it to the model. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat and several other models Me holding a Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight side on. The lance has been broken off and in its place is a 0.7mm brass rod that I'm going to use to pin the lance back in place. The entrance to the hole the brass is sat in is misshapen and is wider than the rod. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat and several other models Zoomed in picture of me holding a Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight. The picture is focused on the handle where the lance should be. In its place is a long brass rod with another brass rod in the same hole to provide support. Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight in a top-down side-on perspective. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat, several other models and some tools Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight in low side-on perspective to highlight slight bend in the lance. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat and several other models Slaves to Darkness Chaos Knight in top-down perspective to highlight slight bend in the lance. In the background is a green and yellow cutting mat and several other models
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