Painting nun high command in the blue edged white of the Sisters of Charity

 

March review and April goals

March went by, and it was loaded.

Gaming becomes ever more varied. Warhammer 40k is a mainstay, but I just couldn't put out any more new stuff for the Guard in time, so I dusted off my Daemons to try out the Shadow Legion. ASOIAF is also an occasional treat, although the Giants will not see the table again for some time. The Dungeon progresses slowly, and Golden Vault is still hanging. But I got my Kickstarter for Monty Python's Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme and we tried it out - it's hilarious.

Hobbying was dominated by painting nuns. Another ASOIAF commission is also done - that's it until May or so. And a little dip into simple(r) D&D minis to be used in the Dungeon. And some investigators for Call of Cthulhu.

Next up, is pretty much the same. More nuns. More Escher Kasrkin. More D&D minis. Maybe some simple D&D commissions. Fortunate Sons still playing in the background.

Free Folk vs Lannisters, 25.03.2025

One last game before season 6 hits, in preparation for the Invitationals my opponent is attending. Against his well refined Lannisters, I once again fielded my giants, this time augmented by Harma's Vanguard.

Painting Lord Inquisitor Vader

"I find your lack of faith in the God Emperor disturbing!"

There was literally no other reason to paint this 3d printed miniature, other than saying the above quote during a game.

Painting rat swarms

Simple D&D miniatures. Also creepy.

Painting D&D Troglodytes

Simple lizard people. Make them shiny with a metallic undercoat.

Painting Yuan-ti Broodguard

Simple lizard people. Make them shiny with a metallic undercoat.