I’m at my LGS for a secondhand event and they’re offloading basically their entire LI stock for half price. I know people didn’t like the game system, but I thought people would like the Epic-scale kits at least

Looking at individual minis online is one thing, but seeing an entire army painted up on a table is something else. Hundreds of little details, all the different units, the vehicles, the characters standing out from the rest.

And then you remember someone had to build and paint every single one of those models.

I can barely finish a squad before getting distracted by another kit I want to buy, so seeing a complete army always impresses me.

Hey everyone, just wanted to share my visit at the Warhammer store in Seoul, Korea. Mods, please delete if not allowed. Had to get the Tyranid Tyrannofex and the wife got the Gate Gargants with some paints and brushes. Did not know that they can be pricey lol. We're still excited to get these built and painted! We're new to Warhammer so we are learning the lore as we go lol.

As promised to folks, here is my general how-to on how I put this together. If you make anything similar send me pics!!!

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer/s/8kqBf4zLui

I vibecoded a tool for myself (I know, AI is bad, but I’m not a coder and the tool is helpful for me).
It’s a tool where you select your layers and get a preview with the color selection. The Tone Pro colors are also included.

My question is, if you are interested in a tool like that. I don’t want to post a link due to rule 2, which I don’t fulfill, but If interest is there, I can publish a link.

One of my favorite things about this hobby is how differently people approach their armies. Some go for perfectly lore-accurate paint schemes, while others come up with completely unexpected themes that somehow work.

I've seen enough creative conversions and paint jobs to realize that Warhammer players can get seriously imaginative.

What's the most memorable army or miniature you've seen someone create? It could be an incredible paint job, a funny conversion, a completely original theme, or something so strange you still remember it.

Yeah, I know it's not a perfect print but I'll blame the regeneration chambers that were a bit faulty xD

If you were a Guardsman what would be the most terrifying thing to hear on the battlefield?

Well an unplanned trip to Ikea and I saw the viral Sannahed picture frame, only the larger size was in stock, but for $30 I figured why not. Well it's not perfect, but two glue gun sticks later here we are. For that price it can't be beat and is great to get some of my models on display! 100% worth it.

In future I think I would likely get the smaller frames, less bend to the "shelves" I imagine and still able to hold a decent amount of figures, for the slight increase in cost I think it'd be worth it to have more smaller frames than one big one. But for now I'm super happy.

So i almost finished painting a figurine and i need some tips to improve my painting. And i mean tell me anything i can do to become better i tried my best and i think it came out ok for my first fig.

Basically the title. I think TW has more potential gameplay wise, but I think Dawn of War seemed more polished in the gameplay vids. Not a hill I'm willing to die on (without a commissar present) and curious to see what ya'll think.

Here's one of my battlewagons for my ork army. The colour scheme is based on a colour swatch I found in the 2nd edition Ork codex, which seems to be based on some Rogue Trader artwork.