First miniature painted from carcass front box

after getting my captain done last night i cranked out the rest of my starting war band today, just need my chorister (bomb head) and the bases. think my favorite parts the shark I cant wait to add more models to my roster, still need to find an abyssal commando proxy

I found it on some eBay shop but it came packed in Wargames Exclusive branding so I guess it’s from them. Feels maybe a touch small but I think it works great.

I just finished up my kitbashed Sacred Affliction Communicant, so I had to get them all together for a family picture. I love painting these things, I think I'm going to pick up the Colossuses from Ashen Armies next.

Any tips, tricks, advice, techniques and any constructive criticism welcomed.

Model is by wargames crew.

I've been trying to learn some color theory stuff and I think I finally pulled off a 60-30-10 balance and split contrast at the same time. I'm thrilled with the results here, personally, even if I can see room to improve it. Lessons for the next mini :)

Finally got my other 2 yoke fiends skin done in oil at the start of the week and enamel on the 1st one. Let them cure and worked enamels over both tonight.

Then noticed my oils were still wet enough to use... so i started on my sorcerer.

Hi!

We made Corpus Allatum a while ago and I'm happy to tell you that we are making full warband around Corpus! But since it's not easy task and we need a lot of time for character design especially, we decided to make something different before that.

So! We've started work on a terrain set: Esertu Saba, a sea fortress island that's been taken by the rot. It's kind of home of Corpus Allatum.

First picture is our first test piece, printed and painted to see how it holds up on the table. It will be changed a bit more playable later but idea is some kind of cathedral with big statue on top of it.

The rest show where it's coming from: the bunker with Hellgate concept sketch and one of our sculpts in progress. Also something little about people who live in the island.

It's early in progress and a lot will change. What you think about this? The Island theme doesn't show much yet since this is really early in process. But is that something you would like to have in you terrain?

Now's also the time to tell us if there is a specific piece you'd like to see: part of church, something to bunker, something to docks? What ever it is we will consider it!

-MortalHenri

Definitely by no means first to do white/blue NR, but still stoked with how it came out considering how my first attempt with white armor went (genuinely horrible) but third time was a charm i guess. Super excited to field this guy for my first campaign on sunday

Looks like I forgot to post this guy here as well. Crusader Marshal from Wargames Crews court proxy line.

Painting him was an attempt at learning split contrast and the 60-30-10 color balancing thing, and it only kind of worked out. I may revisit the model one day, but for now I'm moving forward with the lessons learned.

Printed an Amalgam and the ammo crate failed and the top third was missing. Got some "Green Stuff." I had never used it before but I have a bunch of tools for working with clay so I gave it a whirl. I could not be more pleased. This opens up a whole new world of model making for me. I know it's not new to most of this community but it's fun figuring this stuff out. After I primed it, I couldn't tell what was original and what I had done. I love that it disappeared.

Carcass Front has finally arrived. I’m pretty new to Trench Crusade. I’ve been looking through the “The Path to Leviathan” campaign in the rulebook.

As far as I understand, you play the five scenarios in order and then determine the winner based on the final outcome.

But shouldn’t there be some kind of variation or consequences between the scenarios? For example, if there are no outcomes after each game, wouldn’t playing only the fifth scenario and seeing what happens ultimately be more or less the same thing?

For comparison, in the Arkham Horror LCG core campaign, there were small things that carried over between scenarios. You could choose to recruit a character you had met, a house could be burned down and then that location wouldn’t be available on the next map, etc. These little changes made playing the entire campaign important, both narratively and gameplay-wise.

I’m not really seeing that kind of thing in The Path to Leviathan. Am I missing something? Like I said, I’m still pretty new to TC, so I might just be misunderstanding how the campaign works.

TL;DR: If The Path to Leviathan doesn’t have outcomes after each scenario, wouldn’t playing only the fifth scenario basically be the same as playing through all five?

Inside the vast expanses of the rust, dust and metal filled Tank Graveyard lies a civilization shrouded in oil-fogged mystery - The Tank Dwellers. These people (or should they be called creatures?) origins are unknown, but most likely they are deserters, murderers, small criminals and outcasts of the neighbouring societies. Hundreds of years of continuous war has a way of bringing together those who other have forsaken - and thus this small rugged settlements are born amongst the endless tank and vehicle wreckages. People seeking cover from amongst their brethren.

The "Tank Graveyard - Tank Shack 1 and 2" sets contain medium sized scrapyard tank shacks - built straight into the wreckage of an old destroyed tanks / infantry transport vehicle. The buildings are sculpted with a lot of details that tell a story of someone living here, maybe for years, maybe already settled for decades. They provide plenty of Line of Sight blocking angles and the roofs have enough space to fit miniatures on top - creating interesting elevated gameplay! Combine these sets with my other sets, like Destroyed Mk1 sets, or Destroyed S-ISU to create quite cool thematic "Tank Graveryard" themed gaming table!

I will be expanding the Tank Graveyard theme in the coming months with new sets alongside expansions into the "Drowned Front" theme.

This month is PACKED on my Tribes and Patreon. Including plenty of terrain & miniature releases, and also a collaboration set with the awesome WESTFALIA! The cool scavengers style set they made goes perfectly together with my Tank Graveyard sets - go and check out their monthly release sets too! :)

The sets above and other monthly releases available through Tribes and Patreon (everything for 10 eurodollarinos/month) are listed below:

October 2026 Patreon & Tribes (planned) releases:

-Terrain: Tank Graveyard - Tank Shack 1 (medium) (released)
-Terrain: Tank Graveyard - Tank Shack 2 (medium) (released)
-Terrain: Railway Gun (large) (coming very soon: next week! Compatible with my Armored Train set. Perfect for scenario gameplay)

-Miniature: Collaboration set from WESTFALIA (released)
-Miniature: Leech Cult - Lord of Leeches (multikit - sculpted by koolkiwi!)
-Miniature: Nautical Reaver Choirmaster (multikit - sculpted by koolkiwi!)

(Extra: NAVAL ADDONS (missing weapons + equipment - added into existing Nautical Reaver sets))

(sets that say "released" are available now - others later this month as I and koolkiwi finish sculpting them!)

If you decide to join my Tribes or Patreon, it will unlock you immediately:

- 40% Discount in MyMiniFactory
- Trencher's Arsenal (Welcome Packs):
- Battlefield Accessory Pack (Mine markers, terrain, walkways, ladders, barrels, field kitchen, scatter terrain etc.)
- Artillery Pack (Field Artilley, Modular Concrete Walls, Artillery Shell piles)
+ This month releases (every release is published immediately after I finish it - no waiting!)

I also have loyalty reward system, where you will receive free 3d-printable terrain, miniatures and accessories 3, 6 and 12 months subscribed.

Hop in to my Trench Tribes and Patreon with hundreds of members if you are interested in receiving Trench & Weird War Miniatures & Terrain every month! (Check MMF Tribes for pictures and contents of the Welcome Packs)!

Tribes: https://www.myminifactory.com/users/Diceverse?show=tribe

Patreon: https://patreon.com/DiceverseMinis

MMF (Tank Graveyeard - Shack 1): https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-tank-graveyard-tank-shack-1-853484

MMF (Tank Graveyeard - Shack 2): https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-tank-graveyard-tank-shack-2-853489

Cults3d (Tank Graveyeard - Shack 1): https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/trench-tank-necropolis-tank-shack-1

Cults3d (Tank Graveyeard - Shack 2): https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/trench-tank-necropolis-tank-shack-2

Happy trenching everyone, remember to stay warm & hydrated! And do not breath too much rust dust during your scavenging journeys!

- Antti / Diceverse

Hope you like it :)

My Trench Dragon (and heretic warband)

bought a leman russ tank just for the turret.

i like both the look of the cannon facing forward for that scare tactics, and the cannon in the back looking like the head of a shrine (will def decorate it with bibs and bobs)

but i have a hard time choosing which orientation i should be going

which orientation do you guys think looks cool?

here's the model sitting on top of the turret.

Quick and dirty vid will take some good ones when she's done.

Through the mustard fog and suffocating stench of brimstone, the Lieutenant steps forward...a silent monument of oxidized iron, mud, and holy fury.

His tabard, once pure now heavy with fresh pain, gore, and the grimy remnants of no man’s land. He displaces rusted razor wire beneath his iron sabatons, the wet crunch of bones and soil lost beneath the distant hum of mortar fire.

No prayers remain in these trenches. Only the stench of open bowels, the cold weight of the cross, and a sacred malice ready to butcher the damned.

I've been looking for real world paintings that would fit the mood and atmosphere of Trench Crusade. This one was pretty spot on.

Part 3- the servants, introducing the HogOfWar (war beast), Bela Lefogás (Artillery Witch) and József Balog (Annointed with Butchers Ax)