Goremongers, who cut their own legs off to better emulate Bloodletter Daemons, are described as Khorne’s most reliable troops. Which is honestly, shocking.

Saint Celestine watches over us. Such a large and unwieldy terrain might seem a nightmare to paint, but with some simple techniques we can get our Saint looking ready for veneration in no time!

It’s been a long time since I last painted some Vespid. In this article I go through the process of painting them a striking scheme that doesn’t take any time at all.

Tempestus Aquilons are some of the most elite troops that the Astra Militarum can field. In this article we use speedpainting to get some Inquisitorial drop troops ready in no time at all.

A retro miniature means a retro paint scheme. 2nd edition Warhammer 40,000 was dominated by bright and old colours. In this article I have a go at recreating that style.

A Herald of Nurgle the Poxbringer leads Nurgle’s forces into battle. Even more resilient than their disgustingly tough Plaguebearer brethren they wade into combat swinging their daemonic Balesword.

A literal filth wizard, Rotbringer Sorcerers use their foul magicks to bring the Grandfather’s diseases into the mortal realms. Using simple washes and layer we can easily make the rotting fleshing and flowing robes worthy of any of Nurgle’s chosen.

The Lord of Plagues lumbers in battle leading groups of Blightkings. With some simple washes and highlights, this Lord of Nurgle can really shine on the tabletop.

Combat Patrol box sets can be a great way to start collecting an army. But with so many models, often requiring different paint schemes, it can seem like a daunting process. In this article we break the Adepta Sororita Combat Patrol down into manageable chunks to get it painted.

It’s been a while since I painted anything for the Tau Empire so today I painted the Invocation of Elements, the commemorative series Ethereal released for the 2024 store anniversaries.

The man himself, the white dwarf of the titular White Dwarf magazine. In this article I experiment with a few painting techniques and practice non-metallic metal to really make this dwarf pop.

You can never have enough cultists. In this article I kitbash and convert some Frostgrave Cultists for use in the 41st Millennium, or indeed any other Sci-Fi setting.

The Imperium has no shortage of religious zealots. So many in fact that it frequently arms them points them at the nearest enemy.

The Inquisition Agents are an eclectic assortment of the Imperium’s best and worst, from the Penal Legionnaire to the Mystic they’re devouted to uncovering the enemies of mankind.

Hivestorm is here! Before I could dive into the Kill Teams however I first needed to deal with the huge amount of terrain and tokens that come in the box.

Fun things happen when you bind a warp entity to a human body. In this article I use some simple techniques to make it look like this poor host is brimming with psychic energy.

It’s not always about the paintng, in this article I use the Necromunda Hive Scum box to kitbash and come up with the backstories for four Nurgle Cutlist Lieutenants.

I have finally gotten around to painting the Dark Angels side of Armies of Vengeance and despite them being Firstborn the techniques used here can be applied to their Primaris equivalent.