This week, I painted some old school Chaos Warriors from HeroQuest. I'm so happy to have been able to give so much time to such a classic sculpt.

More HeroQuest. This time I'm practising some classic style Ork and Goblin skin.

I've been painting up a copy of HeroQuest 1989 for a friend. Here are the Skeletons. This seemed like a great excuse to try out some new recipes.

Some Crusaders that I painted this week. The decals were kindly supplied by Forgotten Chapters.

Some Sohei Warrior Monks I have recently painted, from Fireforge Games.

I saw this model, and just had to grab it. It seems a little unfair that he jumped my (substantial) queue of Sohei models, but I have no regrets.

I decided to try something new. I've always been interested in Flesh-Eater Courts.

I picked up the Worms Advent Calendar for the boy. I guess I'm stuck painting all these little charmers now. It's hard being a Dad. ☺️

This little lad is the final Hairfoot Jouster for my first team. I can't wait to get to the rest, and their Greenskin mates.

Another teeny-weeny Hairfoot Jouster. I love this range.

I painted a tiny little Hairfoot Jouster. This is him.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi from Warlord Games. I copied the colour scheme from the piece of artwork that clearly inspired the sculpt. I think it works well.

Three named characters from "The Barons' War", painted for issue 137 of Wargames Soldiers and Strategy. I wrote a little article too!

Another Samurai miniature from Warlord Games. This time it's Oda Nobunaga from their "Daimyos" set.

My first Samurai in a good while. I'm loving this sculpt of Yasuke from Warlord Games.

I've painted my first Konflict '47 model! Here is my interpretation of Roberta Wells.

A pair of Gellerpox Infected that I have recently painted. They will probably end up in my Death Guard as fancy Poxwalkers, TBH.

More Greathelm goodness. The Kickstarter is going very well. This could be big! Also, "Kabuto" is officially happening. I cannot wait to do the exact same thing with Samurai, once the artwork is released.

I'm getting very excited for the Greathelm Kickstarter tomorrow. Here are some knights I painted, based on artwork by Sean Sutter.

My first Heretic Trooper. I'm pretty happy with this scheme, and am looking forward to painting more.

An attempt at recreating one of my favourite bits of Trench Crusade art. The Communicant Anti-Tank Hunter is largely responsible for me getting into this universe. ☺️

The test mode for my Trench Pilgrim colour scheme. Now to hope this metal translates to the Shrine Anchorite well. 🤞

The last of my mushroom themed, greenskin wrestlers. These tiny Goblins are absolutely packed with detail.

My interpretation of the Observer for Trench Crusade. I took some liberties on the armour, but I think the colours work nicely, overall.

A cordyceps infected ork? Sure. Why not?

My finished Combat Medic. These Trench Crusade miniatures are so varied.

I painted a big wrestling mushroom. He's rad. This is him.

My first finished Trench Crusade miniature. The Witchburner General.

My Barons’ War minis received the @rookiebrushes.bsky.social treatment this week in the form of his incredible miniature photography skills! #BaronsWar #Wargaming #TabletopWargaming #Medieval

Another finished Rumbleslam wrestler. I love this dodgy looking ork.

The first member of Mrs. Brushes new Rumbleslam team. This is 'Throwing Shade'.

This has been my favourite Rumbleslam miniature since I first came across the game. It feels good to finally scratch that itch.

My Fleshscreamer from the Gellerpox Infected set. This box is going to be a tonne of fun.

The Plague Marines in the new Kill Team starter set are all fantastic. This one is my personal favourite though.

I made a start on the Plague Marine Kill Team. A quick head swap and reposition made the leader much more to my taste.

I got this Plage Marine Champion for free, when I bought Sassy Nurgling. It only seemed fair to give him a lick of paint too.

More 'Z Survivors' zombies I forgot to post. #Ad.

I don't normally paint my Nurglings, but I couldn't let this handsome boy get away.

A zombie family I recently painted, in collaboration with the creators of "Z Survivors". #Ad, I guess.

I'm in the new issue of 'Wargames, Soldiers and Strategy'! I'm super happy to have my first painting guide for them published.

Forge World Lucius is the scheme I went for with my first Skitarii, back in 2018. I've really enjoyed painting up this lad, putting everything I've learned since into practice.

The biggest Tome Keeper model I have ever painted. I'm enjoying how these colours look over larger panels. The simple gradient goes a long way IMHO.

#Ad My final 1490 Doom miniature. I've had so much fun with these lads.

#Ad My interpretation of the Scavenger from 1490 Doom. This sculpt sums up the setting so nicely.

I'll never get bored of these colours. I bloody love painting my Tome Keepers.

#Ad Another fun 1490 Doom miniature. This one is the 'Scout'.

#Ad My finished Saboteur from 1490 Doom. I really like that he comes with a separate trap.

My first Ultramarine in ages. I painted him up for #marchformacragge.

#Ad Another finished 1490 Doom miniature. This is the 'Fighter'.

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