Finished SF Figs

I painted these two figures months ago - back in May/June 2011 - but only recently based them.

Santa Claus 2

This is the second part of my recently completed Santa figures - part one is here.

The bases on these figures were more involved than last week's, and one worked better than the other...

Santa Claus 1

Just before the pictures, a small cause for celebration: this blog has been going for a whole year, so happy bloggaversary to it :-)

Anyway, some new figures this week. I made the mistake of going down the "proper painting" route again, so these have taken a long time (a fact made worse by doing fancy bases, some of which worked better than others). One day I will learn...

Horsemen of the Apocalypse

A few years ago, I painted up some figures to represent the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Famine, Pestilence and Death.

Terminators

Following on from last week's Imperial Guard and assorted figures from the Rogue Trader era, this week brings some of the Terminators from that period.

Rogue Trader Figures

Almost finished some figures - I just need to complete the bases - so hopefully I'll have some new pictures in the next week or two. I am, however, starting to regret my "let's improve my basing" decision earlier this year, as they're taking ages, and don't look that great.

Anyway, back on topic.

When Rogue Trader came out (longer ago than I care to remember), Games Workshop released figures for it - not surprising, given that's what they do.

Dwarf Slayers

I posted some pictures of my Dwarf Berserkers a couple of weeks ago, so I thought I'd follow up with my Slayers.

These appeared when Games Workshop redid all the background fluff, removing the Viking mythology and replacing it with their own. All of a sudden we had Slayers, Daemon Slayers and Dragon Slayers, along with the guys with the axes on chains (I can't remember their name, and I can't find them on the Games Workshop site - perhaps they too have been consigned to the dustbin of history...)