Middle Earth SBG (Moria Goblins - part 2)

The forces of evil are multiplying in their dirty breeding pits and have spawn another hateful handful of goblins to prowl the bowels of Moria.

I've broken my workload on goblins into bite-size chunks (not particularly into units - anywhere between 12 & 18 models based entirely on how many of each type of mode I have to paint) and this mob represents the second of three batches of goblin spearmen.

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Warhound Titan Revamp - Part 4 (Volcano Cannon)

Well now. Here's an update on a well-overdue project.

A long, long time ago (over 10 years) I scratch-built a Warhound Titan for use in W40K Apocalypse games.

Whilst I was, on the whole, impressed with what I had done at the time, my skills as a modeller and painter have improved since then and it no longer stands up to scrutiny.

To be totally frank, it's a bit pants.

So I decided that as a New Year's Resolution that I was going to get it out and fancy-it-up a bit.

That was my resolution for last year - 2018. March 2019 now and not a lot of progress has been made.

Overcome by guilt, I decided that it was high time that I progressed the project a bit so I repaired, upgraded and repainted a weapon arm over the weekend:

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Middle Earth SBG (Troll)

I'm loving Middle Earth at the moment so I'm pretty much universally working on ME models at the moment. I've sort of immersed myself in the setting and am re-reading LoTR and a couple of other bits that I've not read before too.

All of which has stoked my enthusiasm for creating armies of baddies with which to finally conquer the place once-and-for all for the powers of darkness. Morgoth, and Sauron clearly weren't up to the job so I figured I'd give it a bash.

So here is the latest model to join the throng of evildoers I'm building:

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