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A photo of the back of the three partially-painted miniatures from the Ironsoul's Condemnors warband from Warhammer Underworlds. They're heavily armoured with gold armour, and have long flowing robes in dark navy blue. The raised edges of the robes are highlighted in a wonderfully smooth fashion up to a light blue, almost like they've been airbrushed.

I think I've got the hang of this drybrushing business now. 👌🏻

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Posted on 19 April 2021, 22:30

A photo of a game of Warhammer Underworlds. The two warbands being played are Lady Harrow's Mournflight, which are ghostly flowing spirit-looking miniatures, and Morgwaeth's Blade-coven, which are lithe aelves wearing not too much armour.

It was spooky ladies versus murder ladies tonight! Unfortunately the murder ladies are now two losses out of two games played. Partially my fault again, they require a lot more careful play than some of the other warbands, and I screwed up placing the objective tokens. Kristina had some very tricksy plays too though, which screwed me over at a couple of points!

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Posted on 17 April 2021, 23:34

A photo of the four miniatures of Lady Harrow's Mournflight from Warhammer Underworlds. They're spirits and modelled to look like they're very ephemeral and wispy and flowing. The wispy bits are a sickly green colour with a smooth gradient into white at the edges and raised areas, they have deep purple corsets, and the bases look like a ruined graveyard.

There we go, the spooky ladies are finished!

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Posted on 14 April 2021, 23:44

Thoroughly enjoying my new fancy drybrushes!

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Posted on 10 April 2021, 23:42

A photo of a Warhammer Underworlds game board, consisting of hexagonal tiles. There's a number of miniatures on it, on the far side are the Lumineth Realm-lords, all high and mighty-looking aelves, and on the other is Morgwaeth's Blade-coven who are also aelves but wearing significantly less armour and looking much more feral. One of the Coven is a snake from her waist down.

Another game of Warhammer Underworlds tonight! I played my murder-ladies for the first time (Morgwaeth's Blade-coven) and sadly didn't win. I can definitely see the potential though, and there were some very unlucky dice rolls at a few critical points. They're pretty sneaky as befits aelves, keen to play a few more games with them.

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Posted on 8 April 2021, 22:40

A photo of the warband Morgwaeth's Blade-coven from Warhammer Underworlds. Five female aelf miniatures, the one in the middle is holding a spear with a goblet raised in triumph and has long pale blue hair. The two on either side of her have long pale pink hair and are both holding swords like they're about to use them. The one on the left's bottom half of body is a snake and she's holding a bow. The right one has a whip and is mid-leap over a broken statue. They're all not wearing much armour.

Oh man, I just did my first ever glaze for miniature painting (I thinned out Flesh Tearers Red with Contrast Medium in a 1:8 ratio), and hot damn am I a convert. Look at how rich that red looks now!

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Posted on 30 March 2021, 20:33

A photo of a Warhammer Underworlds game board. The board design is the inside of a cave and has hexagonal tiles on it. The three miniatures on my side of the table are bulky and slow-moving, and the three on Kristina's side are lithe and elegant aelves.

We played another game of Warhammer Underworlds tonight, the vile Wurmspat versus Myari's Purifiers. I was coming first right up until the very last end phase, then Kristina scored two objectives to put her ahead by ONE glory, and she'd killed one of my fighters thus rendering six additional glory out of reach for me! I'm not sure how I feel about the Wurmspat's current deck, I think I want to make it a bit more mobile and combat-focused.

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Posted on 21 March 2021, 22:32

A photo of three fully painted "orruks" (Games Workshop speak for orks). They're all in battered-looking dark metal and bronze armour, the leader is pointing a sword and roaring, and the other two are mid-weapon swing. One mid-swing one is holding two metal clubs with spikes coming out of them, and the other's is the same club-looking things but joined together in a nunchuck-like fashion. Their bases are pale blue and white like snow.

And that's Morgok's Krushas done! Proper DSLR photos will be coming on Wednesday once it's not actively raining so I can varnish them.

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Posted on 21 March 2021, 14:49

Three round miniature bases, with really pale blue icy-looking areas and some chunks of rugged white rock/snow, with skulls and bones scattered about.

I know the bases of miniatures aren't the most exciting things, but I'm seriously stoked with how these came out and wanted to photograph them separately before the miniatures themselves are glued on. I immediately thought of snow and ice when I saw the bases, rather than dirt and rubble, and it's excellent to have something a bit different! (The feet are molded to the bases if you're wondering).

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Posted on 20 March 2021, 23:24

A photo of three partially painted "orruks" (Games Workshop speak for orks), the Morgok's Krushas warband from Warhammer Underworlds. They're all in battered-looking dark metal and bronze armour, the leader is pointing a sword and roaring, and the other two are mid-weapon swing. Two of the three have their green skin painted.

My creative refresh day was a success! I always forget how much slower it is painting with regular paints as opposed to the Contrast ones though... the brown metallic-looking bits are the same darker silver underneath, I started at 9am and it look me until about 2:45pm to finish doing just those silver bits. All the rest of the colours were done from then until I finished at 5:30pm! I'll finish them off over the weekend.

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Posted on 19 March 2021, 18:51