There are so many options when putting together a Kill Team. But which options are right for the narrative campaign that I am putting together?

Vampires need not be drab and dreary. In this article I give Anasta Malkorion a bright and punchy colour scheme to make her really stand out.

The Black Templars Castellan is inspired by some classic artwork by John Blanche, and it’s from that same artwork that my paint scheme also takes its inspiration.

In this article I turn some ponds from Tiny Worlds into toxic swamps riven with death and decay.

There’s a lot of Primaris Lieutenants out there, this particular one I got for Warhammer Day 2021. In this article I will take a look at making him really pop on the battlefield.

Inquisitor Erasmus Cartavolnus was one of the store anniversary models for 2022. I was lucky enough to get one for myself, and decided to use it as practice for Object Source Lighting.

Nurgle’s daemonic armies are without end but with some simple tricks it won’t take you until the 41st millennium to get your Plaguebearers and Nurglings painted.

The Household Knights from Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings can really pop on the battlefield with some simple layering and highlighting techniques.

The fleshy Putrid Blightkings are a lot of fun to paint, all that skin is a great excuse to go crazy with flesh colours. And the armour plates that they do have are fun way to practice weathering techniques.

The Noctilith Crown can be a glorious spiky center piece for the forces of Chaos. However, such a large model can be a little daunting to paint, but in this article we break it down into easy steps.

A disgusting daemon-possessed tree certainly makes for an awesome piece of terrain, but they can also be really simple to paint; especially with all the lovely texture they have.

The Azyrite Ruined Chapel is a great and with a simple paint scheme it can really shine on the battlefield. In this article we also look at how to mix your own washes, no more relying on pots of Nuln Oil!

The Putrid Blightkings kit comes with so many options you can’t possibly use them all… Or can you? With Bluestuff and milliput we turn this box of five models into a squad of ten.

Armed with Plasma Incinerators the Hellblasters are the core of many a Primaris force. With some simple techniques they can look as good as the damage they deal.

The Tallyman and Foul Blightspawn are two awesome models to add to your collection, they’re here to take names and spray toxic goop.

The Myphitic Blight-Hauler is a disgusting tracked daemon engine that can reek havok the battlefield. It’s also a great kit to practice weathering and chipping effects on.

Imperial Guard tanks with their flat panels and sharp edges are a fantastic way to get into weathering and chipping effects. Read on as I take a look at some Scale Modelling techniques that make it looks as though this Leman Russ has seen it’s fair share of action.

This iconic Death Guard tank is perfect for covering in all sorts of disgusting effects that make it looks as though this Plagueburst Crawler has come through Nurgle’s garden itself.