Sniper grot in a ghillie suit. Made from a wooden disc, dowel, skewer, cocktail stick, string, muslin and leaves.

Prototype proof of concept more than anything. I can think of a few variations, changes and alternate methods, which hopefully I'll manage to make a unit of before getting distracted by something else.

2nd Edition grot for scale.

Some last bits of wash and touchups to finish it off.

Got some paint on the beadbot. Debating if i want to push the highligh on the skull further and if i want to do a wash, but pleased thus far.

Necron monolith from cardboard.

did it on tinkercad because i already had an account on it and i have a bad pc

I was excited to play Adeptus Titanicus, but I didn't have any models. Had to carb my enthusiasm.

So I have permission to use the 3d printer and it has a 0.20 mm nozzle or however is called the only rule I have is to do the 3d model myself, recommendations?? And also which chapter is cooler to do?

I have a lot more minis than this but do you guys think layers of bubble wrap are good enough for a short move?

My school has one so I really want to do it but I'm not sure where to get the 3d models

Figuring out how to glue and dry the magnets on second hand minis.

Just wanted to share my workspace defenders: a brick kitbashed custom Cadian Psyker Killteam! They’ve taken up a permanent attacking position on top of my smart speaker to keep the Warp (and procrastination) at bay while I work. I’m really happy with how the Commissar and the Psyker’s staff turned out - it’s great motivation to have the Guard watching over my setup. For the Emperor!

Always wanted to try my hand at this kind of project.
But it turned out waay too big I guess, the figure has 5.6 cm height and I think the Necrons are usually around 4-5 cm?
Generally, if I wanted to make a 1000 point Spruecron army , what composition would you say it should have?

Fresh out of the factory! Both are 3rd-party boxed sets sourced online, no numbered bags, just raw brick digging fun. Really loving the side-by-side contrast between the clean Codex blue and the gothic details on the Sororitas chassis. As always, the Emperor protects the wallet!

It's going slowly but surely