2014 complete and onwards in 2015

Well, 2014 was easily the year that got me back into painting. Hugely thanks to Bolter & Chainsword but also many other sites and people including Massive Voodoo, Michael and Painting Buddha, 'Eavier Metal on Facebook, and many other nutters I chat with on Facebook too. Receiving an invite to submit for the 2014 CMoN annual was a nice bit of icing for this Chaos Sorcerer too (though I do feel it's not really to that standard).

Completed: Seamus & Copycat

Thanks to the A Wyrd Place group on Facebook running a painting challenge for November, I finally managed to finish my first Malifaux crew master. Seamus (cross between the Mad Hatter and Jack the Ripper) being my master of choice.

Work in Progress: Noise Marines and PanOceania

It's been far too long since I've posted an update and I've been a little busy with the Bolter & Chainsword 'Call of Chaos' event. I've finally started to paint my Slaanesh Noise Marines but where I plane to do each one different I've decided to paint them in twos rather than the whole unit. So far so good.

Work in Progress: Noise Marines & Chaos Spawn

Hobby time has been hit by that curse known as "new job syndrome", but I've managed a small amount of progress on my Noise Marine squad and Chaos spawn.

New Projects: More 40k Slaanesh

Here I go again with more brightly painted members for my Divine Flayers, Warhammer 40k Slaanesh warband. This time I'm finally going for a troop selection and it has to be some Noise Marines.

Champion & Chainsword wielders

New Projects: Malifaux, Infinity, and more...

Ok, so not all strictly new projects as I started the Malifaux project at the same time as my Orc. So I may as well start off with my current position with Seamus and the Copycat Killer for my Malifaux crew.

Completed: Orc Shaman (Nazgob)

Have to admit that this little project has been fun for a fair few reason. Finally getting round to painting one of the best Orc miniatures Brian Nelson ever sculpted. Building up a base using a socket for the first time ever. Experimenting with materials like soil, lentils, and blister foam to create look of the base. Trying to desaturate colours (which I will be sure to try again) and try to get a more natural finish.