After the Death Guard I built for the Primogenitor back in 2019-2020 I have mostly focused on Warhammer Fantasy and specifically the oldhammer miniatures. It has been a great joy to not only collect, but also convert and paint miniatures from my childhood and the remix of Cursed City has been an absolute highlight of … More Dark Angels – Exploring colours and heraldry
Time to get some villains ready, what’s the fun in a bloodthirsty hunt if there are no undead to kill? For the three blood-born vampires I used the vampires from the classic Night Horrors line, and man did that turn out to be a mistake! I have become somewhat obsessed with the miniatures and really … More Cursed City – Lords of the Night
Okay, so I should probably have know better than to start a side project. But what can I say, when the teaser is effective enough it’s hard to resist. So as most of you will known GW is making a new Warhammer Quest game called Cursed City. They had been teasing it for a couple … More Cursed City – Oldhammer Remix
The first regiment is finally ready to march. While only ten man strong it is definitely a start and I am rather proud of them. The champion, von Tegerhof, is an old Perry captain that lost an arm and a leg in some inglorious brawl. I am not sure which one of the twins that … More Witch Hammer – Black Metal
Unfortunately the good pace I maintained so far has slowed down to a crawl due to the fact that I have started studying again. That is of course something I am very happy about and it will hopefully lead to new opportunities in the future, but we are here for the Warhammer, not my life … More Witch Hammer – Bleeding Ostermark
The oldhammer shenanigans continue! I took a break from painting peasant militia rabble and converted a couple of halberdiers to add a little bit of discipline to the army. When I first saw the old monopose Empire Halberdiers I was less than impressed, they just looked cheap and uninspired. A unit made of only them … More Witch Hammer – For Ostermark!
2020 hasn’t been great for playing tabletop games. What promised to be a great campaign season turned into self imposed isolationism. But I have been far from idle, lots of small projects has kept me busy and while my loved ones and I remain healthy I don’t have anything to complain about. The Primogenitor campaign … More The Primogenitor – Dark Deeds
Some of the best ogre miniatures have to be the ones Games Workshop made in the 1980’s, be they imperials, vagabonds or other ruffians. You know the ones I am talking about. But I don’t have any of them, so I had to make do with what I have for my band of ogre mercenaries, … More Witch Hammer – Difficult customers
My endeavor in to the strange world of Warhammer Fantasy continues, no time like the present to dwell into that backwater of shit and horror. Flagellants are such a fun concept that I felt compelled to include them, even if I was a bit hesitant about using the Marauder nutters. Their feet are just so … More Witch Hammer – If it doesn’t hurt, it doesn’t count
For the M19 event John Blanche thought it would be a fun idea to have an event exclusive miniature done for the participants. For such a special miniature he approached Michael Anderson, famous sculptor and Golden Demon winner, Alan Moore look-alike and all around great guy. The miniature was named Mad Meg and we are … More Mordheim 2019 – Michael Anderson
ECHOES OF IMPERIUM 