I would respectfully disagree with you@Caratacus . I think you are making what GW said fit your narrative. There is no hope for redemption for the Imperium. It is not merely flawed and no hope rema...

Ok, 1 more. This is a Wrath of kings robot with some GW bits and a Raging heroes pilot.

@Brian Van De Walker I can certainly see where you're coming from, even if I don't fully agree with you. On one hand you are right, the death of Warhammer Fantasy did give other fantasy games room ...

Same. I love taking different kits and making something new.  Here are just a couple... Bones are really easy to convert. The Afro guy is just weapon swaps with Escher parts. The Ogre has a G...

@Blutze Hmmm, or it could also be that crabman just gets spawned out the dungeon core like that😉. Don't really see how that fellow could tie that cloth on otherwise (well unless its a werecrab) le...

I enjoy kitbashing to make converted models. Since I am not a skilled sculptor this allows me to lean on the professional sculpting skills of others yet still have the freedom to create some of my ...

@Mithril2098 actually desert theme arab/beduin influences or Turkish Ottoman dwarfs would work great and actually be a buy for me in plastic, most people are going to want some sort of gun option ...

Well this is semi-interesting: I've been pretty underwhelmed with the Stargrave plastics.   But maybe some of the sprue will be useful for bashing with the female Cannon Fodder. ...

@JTam  The US Army... finding ways to suck the joy out of hiking, camping and target shooting for over 200 years. Hoo-ah! 

I have found the basis for the Inquisitor conversion:

Nobledark... First time I think I have heard that. Interesting concept and how I originally saw the Imperium of Man I suppose. But GW just kept going further and further down the grimdark road so t...

I am not on Facebook either, thanks for sharing those cool photos.

@Charles Tottington  Good for you.  It's a sh*t platform.

@Grumpy Gnome Honestly I wouldn't mind Warhammer 40k toning down the Grimderp. Preferably have it Nobledark with satiracal elements, where while you do have good members of the Imperium, they often...

@JTam Oh, its facebook. Don't really have an account nor do I plan to.

@Grumpy Gnome  Looking back there has been some great opportunities.  I guess if you stay in long enough there has to be some highpoints among the relentless pounding by the big green we...

@Steffen Seitter  Thank You!  Much Appreciated!  Off to do some further reading.

Not sure if she is wearing gauntlets or not, sorry mate.

Is it happening? A Friday sneak peak: Could it be Polish WW2 Lancers? https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/44406/sneak-peek-what-s-behind-the-curtain?  

@Kein Fisher  I hope you'll post your material. You are 1.  Not posting anything competing with WGA on the WGA forum. 2.  You are posting something that would motivate one to buy ...

M4A1 76mm in front of a HQs/barracks.  I lived in a very similar barracks for four years.  We "inherited" it from the Heer, there was still Mauser 98k racks built into the walls. http:...

@Grumpy Gnome@Steven StGeorges  Frankly guys, GW is one of those companies that justifies the existence of parental watch dog groups🤣. Every once in a while I find their Black Library in the...

@JTam Pretty sure the ones making the most complaints and have not moved on are the guys with 6th ed minis parts😆.  The Conquistadors work really well for the empire, but there is another fa...

Grafenwörhr and Hohenfels, Germany.  Maybe 2016 or 17. Bundeswehr issue sidearm, HK P8: Single action was nice.  The double action was worse than a M9.... which is saying somet...

@JTam In Hittite sources, they mentioned a city state named "Wilusa" which most historicans on this topic believe it's the city we know as Troia, Troya, Troja, Troy, Trois, Illios or Ilium. The ...

Found it for free: https://tubitv.com/movies/610013/battle-of-warsaw-1920?start=true Only dubbed unfortunately.

@Grumpy Gnome that was a great read! Thanks

@Steffen Seitter  Can you tell us more? From your posts I can tell you know more about ancient history than I ever will.

@Brian Van De Walker  I think the WGA models would scale nicely with the Empire models I have: https://wargamesatlantic.com/community/xenforum/topic/50188/conquistador-size-comparison The...

The term "Dark Age" for the early medieval period is mostly obsolete in historical and science. The period is covered by the late antiquity (284 to 565) and the early medieval (565 to 1066). Some h...

@Grumpy Gnome  I think that is the model!  Is she wearing gauntlets?  That will make the plan to convert her to an Officer for Bolt Action a bit more difficult.  Still the low...

@Miyuso   Very cool. Mine just turned 3.  We will try this first step when she is ready: Although even just posting this I realized I could my own version at home with miniatures.&nb...

"Trojans" (or better Wilusians) could be represented in a range which they belong - Arzawa States. There are no companies with any ranges for the Anatolian Arzawa States.

Footsore, Onslaught and Baccus 6mm.   Otherwise WGA should build up a monopoly on high Quality Plasic Sets and throw Victrix from the Throne.

The design goes way back to the 40‘s. Not really the design itself (EM-2 was some flapper system, whereas the first SA60 prototypes were literally Sterling-made AR-18s chopped apart and as...

http://www.niehorster.org/011_germany/44-oob/44-06-01_neptune/divisons/div_pz-lehr.html

(vowed never to play/but anything AOS) after GW killed the Old World) Similar approach here, though not quite as strong. I'm very unlikely to play it, certainly not as a wargame, and I wouldn't ...

Kings of War. I'm using Persians to make an army, and she wanted to work on one, so we are using a hodge podge of manufacturers to make stuff for her

@Grumpy Gnome  Quite a vibrant post my dear. 👏 Move Chaos -not chaos or disorder thanks to the vastness of the Imperium- out of W40k, and everything should be better. Rick tried but failed t...

As a none military man I still enjoy your amazing comparisions to todays and yesterdays weaponary. It reminds me of conversations I had with an American Major named Bob Weaver who was stationed at ...

Speaking of Weird War Napolepnics.... this blog has some great inspirations that can be easily tweaked to suit I believe. https://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2014/08/dr-sandorius-and-resurrection-men_2...

@Red Bee You may find this blog series interesting if you like a bit of the supernatural and Napoleonic era Haiti. https://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2022/01/first-silver-bayonet-game-solo-campai...

@Grumpy Gnome shame, the hatian revolution is my favorite historical period. I guess it makes sense, given Haitians probably wouldn't be fighting most folks on the the continent. Still I can't be t...

@JTam   Indeed... I was not aware about Reaper's Cthulhu Mythos range.   

@Red Bee Trent Miniatures but I think they went out of business and sold their molds to someone else... I can not remember who. Arcane Scenery still has some of their stuff in stock I believe....

@Steven StGeorges Well I pick up a couple of digitial copies of WSS every once an awhile and have several "Free Fanzine" type wargamer mag PDFs, and if I see any hobby related mags at the libr...

@JTam Hmmm, I don't actually think Landsknechts at least historical ones, would do much better though they might do just as well, I think non-ogre strictly for Death Fields Landsknechts (or somet...

Is it this one? The sculpts sometimes change a bit from the concept sketches. https://www.reapermini.com/miniatures/chronoscopebones/latest/80069

Rick Priestly himself said 40k was created with irony and silliness and that after other writers increasingly took over it went more “po-faced”, which he felt missed the point. http://...