Welcome my friends.  Small but intense update this week.  I finalized the scheme of the death guard, and painted another two models.  First up, the death guard!

Pretty happy with how they look.  They aren't display quality, but they look awesome for the tabletop.  The weathering really brought the shoulder pads down, and they look a bit grittier then the photos. (even more so, since this was pre matte varnish).  There is also only a few sections which require brush control, the majority of the paint scheme is very loose, which is right down my alley!

Greetings my plastic addicted friends!  Welcome back to another week of Greg making excuses for not posting updates on Thursday!  Don't worry, this week I actually did some hobby!

So as I was working on the grots for the Nova Open Charity, I realized something...i can't see mouldlines for crap.  So I invested in a pair of magical ocular devices.  Now I can see every mouldline from here to the eye of terror! So many mouldlines...I think I got the worst batch of grots GW has ever created.  At least a good few hours just scraping the crap outta everything.

Hey guys! Welcome back! I hope this week finds you all well.  I've been enormously productive this week, making headway in multiple projects.  I'm not going to cover all of them however, as I want to try and actually get slightly ahead for once in the blog posting!  So today I'm mainly going to be posting my Foldio2 Review!

You can just click on the photo, click on the link, or click on the button at the end of the post to get to the review.  It even has a small video! Woot!

Welcome back friends! If you came here looking for hobby progress, you are probably going to be disappointed...I've been completely and utterly addicted to the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt...really addicted.  I joked with Sarah that she should do a guest blog post today asking who Yennefer is. :)

So today I'm going to talk a bit about the Witcher 3, my gaming rig, some books I've been reading!  Hope you'll stick around for some of this non painting goodness.

Hey Guys! I hope you've been enjoying the adepticon coverage.  Today I'm actually going to talk about my experience at adepticon outside of carrying a monopod around and taking 1300 photos.  The main reason I went to adepticon was to meet fellow bloggers, #warmongers, and some of my favorite miniature artists.  What I would experience is far more amazing and wonderful then I ever could have imagined.  (Note: I apologize for anyone whose name I don't remember.  Note2: If you go to an event like this, make sure you have business cards, so drunk forgetful Greg can remember you better! This post is also a link fest)

I got to adepticon a day before it began, giving me plenty of time to settle in.  I wasn't in the main hotel, as it was filled up almost instantly (I really hope I get in there next year, as I really want to participate in the friendly!) so I went exploring!

Starting off...one of the first things I got for my bday was the Double LED Foldio!  It's basically a portable lightbox, but very well made, and wonderful to use and take photos through.  As time goes on I slowly replace my old jury rig solutions with actual ones.  I'm hoping this lets me present better photos of everything I create!  I've written a little review here, (you can also click the image or title), if you'd like to know more! 

They are also doing a kickstarter for the second generation foldio...check it out here, it's got 2 days remaining if you are interested!

I love Ork walkers.  If this was not apparent from the multitude of posts on the subject, then it should be now!  This past week it was my birthday, so I got a great number of most excellent presents, some of which will help me to obtain my painting goals!  I also found out that weebly has finally integrated disqus commenting, so I updated it.  This has one very horrifically sad effect (deleting hundreds of comments), but should hopefully enable easier commenting in the future.  If you hate disqus, please let me know!

You'll start seeing all my models get photographed in this glorious device.  It makes an AWESOME difference and really showcases the models.  And speaking of models, I got a lot more work done on the walkers!

Hey Guys! Bit of a slow week again.  Been working on constructing some more buildings for the city battles we are going to be having soon.  Working on a possible campaign that was inspired by Matt over at miniwargaming.com.

Right now I'm working on having about 4-6 large building, 2-4 small ruins, and 2-4 small rubble/crater/barrier type terrain.

Shantz is working on a volcano that will pop up during one of the game narratives as the world tears itself apart.  Still working on the rules for that, but when its done, we'll have photos and a walk through of the campaign.