Media - our house - Page 83

A photo of seven base-coated Plague Marines from Warhammer 40,000. Two have mouths with teeth in their abdomens, another's helmet is broken and they have compound eyes like a fly, one is wielding a MASSIVE cleaver, another has a flail. They've all got all sorts of little pustules on them and tentacles coming out from various places.

Man, the details on these Plague Marines are absolutely crazy!

Posted on 10 January 2021, 13:20

A photo of a white girl with short scruffy hair leaning over a table holding a paintbrush and very intensely concentrating on her painting.

Lily is painting one of the multitude of Skaven from the old Warhammer core set I got as a birthday present MANY years ago and never actually played! (I haven't even taken most of the High Elves off the sprues).

our house lily darkroom painting

Posted on 9 January 2021, 14:34

A photo of a small scruffy blonde dog lying on his back half-asleep.

Well, Beanie is certainly relaxed tonight.

beanie our house dog darkroom

Posted on 8 January 2021, 23:51

A photo of my painting table with several miniatures in various states of assembly, and two sprues with even more bits still on them, plus an empty glass that had Galliano Ristretto in it.

Current status: alcohol, fiddly plastic bits, and sharp cutting things. What could go wrong?

our house warhammer 40k darkroom games workshop painting astra militarum

Posted on 8 January 2021, 21:17

A photo of the box set of seven Plague Marines from Warhammer 40,000. They're all big and heavily armoured with all sorts of tentacles and gross fleshy bits coming out of them.

As if I didn't have enough unpainted miniatures already, my box of seven Plague Marines arrived today!

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Posted on 8 January 2021, 14:29

A photo of a bottle of Baileys "Chocolate Lux". It's Baileys Irish Cream with Belgian chocolate in it.

Holy crap this is amazing.

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Posted on 7 January 2021, 20:44

A photo of a fully-cooked and smoked pork collar butt sitting in a white ceramic dish. It's got a fantastic dark colour to the outside.

A photo of the now-pulled pork in the ceramic dish. It looks (and was) DELICIOUS.

Another meat smoking success! This one was possibly even better than the first because I was more careful about the placement of the wood chunks.

It's also a FUCK of a lot of food, we're getting six dinners for the two us out of this (that is, twelve individual servings). It was 2.9kg but didn't have a fat cap that we wouldn't eat adding to the weight.

our house darkroom food barbecue

Posted on 7 January 2021, 19:28

A photo of a big chunk of meat on a smoker, with temperature probes going into it.

It's meat-smokin' time again! This time we've got a 2.9kg pork collar butt from Costco, very curious to see how much the cooking time differs from the previous one.

Downside of all of this is that I smell of wood smoke already.

our house darkroom food barbecue

Posted on 7 January 2021, 11:03

A photo of ten fully-painted Nurgle poxwalkers. They're gross distended zombie-looking things with big bone spikes growing out of them, some have pink tentacles, there's lots of pustules all over their bodies, and they're brandishing all sorts of makeshift pieces of industrial equipment as weapons.

BOOM, Poxwalkers are done! (Bar the varnishing anyway, which it's too hot to do right now). Super-happy with how these came out.

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Posted on 5 January 2021, 16:13

A photo of a hot wire polystyrene cutting kit.

::terrain-making intensifies::

our house diy darkroom new toys

Posted on 5 January 2021, 12:50