Re-envisioning the Dark Elf range: Warriors

Khatalha served a commission as a corsair aboard the Kraken's Tempest - the Black Ark that first ferried Cynath across to the old world. Khathla came to prominence in Cynath’s court when, after his detachment of Corsairs had run down a Chariot manned by Characian White Lions, in lieu of the usual payment, he instead took the white Lion's pelt. A satisfactory trade for the loss of his right eye....

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Children of Deceit

I assembled one of the squads with a lot of hellion parts. I love how feral the heads are, and I imagined my Archon offering the most vicious members of lower Commoragh a chance to serve in his weakened Kabal. Injecting new and vicious blood can never be a bad thing, can it? Sigil of the Cult of the Flayed Prophet Within Commoragh society I imagine there exists a whole plethora...

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Commission Work

What services do I offer?  I specialise in producing bespoke pieces that cater to the connoisseur war game enthusiast.  Have you ever had a desire to create a miniature from a piece of artwork? Do you have an awesome idea for your general model, but can't get to grips with greenstuff?  I can sculpt one of a kind pieces that you have a direct influence over. I...

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Eternal Love

This is my sculpt of the Vampire Bride, Isabella Von Carstien, based on the art work in the Vampire Counts Army book.  The design brief for this model was pretty tight. The main object of the sculpt was to re-create the fantastic art work in the main army book. I altered her left arm to make the model more dynamic and authoritative when placed inside a unit.  LilLos...

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Recipe Book: True Metallic Dark Eldar

For just over a year I have been keeping a recipe book of colours and technique that I use to paint my miniatures. With some of the more complicated methods, such as true metallic metal (TMM) armour, I have been photographing each stage so that I can accurately re-create any effect I create. I have a habit of flitting between projects, so it is easy to forget every stage used when...

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