#Warhammer posts





















Got about an hour of painting done today. Still trying out some colours for my space marines. I'm still leaning towards the purple but want to try a darker one, as this is still a little too pink for me. Though shading and that should help.

Hats off to any Salamanders players; warpstone glow is a frustrating paint to work with. It's still patchy after 3 coats.


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.








Finished reading: Deathwatch: Shadowbreaker (Warhammer 40,000) by Steve Parker 📚

4/5 - Good read, the plot is engaging, and the imagery is well thought out. I was previously interested in Deathwatch, and this book has only interested me further. What surprised me a little was the interactions between marines of different chapters, which only adds to the depth of their character. Some basic familiarity with 40k, the primary loyalist chapters, the Inquisition and many Xenos factions is essential to get the most out of this book.