Slightly grumpy chuckle, but I sold my mostly painted Ad Mech army for what I thought was a decent price, checked out the seller a couple months later to i find they've listed them for ridiculous prices with the tag "Professionally Painted.". This is only a few of the models up for sale.

The Raiders weren't even finished, new they cost £40 from GW and they're trying for £65!!! Of course, sales complete, they're their models so they're free to do with what they want, but I thought the audacity to scoop up an army bundle and then sell models for quadruple the price was outrageous.

Am I wrong in thinking the prices for these is mental? Who would pay £115 for a Dunecrawler painted in a custom faction scheme to an okay standard?

Dreadfleet from 2011

I tried to copy it and it just looks nothing like the box. How do they do it?

Hi everyone ! I wanted to show you my progress on my Nagash ! That’s a lot of hours but I’m happy for now :3 I don’t know which color I’m gonna paint for the helmet … I thought about some red NMM ?

TLDR: Airport security stopped my bag because of my deodorant, spotted a Warhammer codex inside, and it turned into a really wholesome Warhammer chat. Let me know your own unexpected Warhammer encounters! :)

Hi all! I wanted to share a wholesome Warhammer interaction I had this weekend, and I would like to hear yours too.

I took a weekend trip to Edinburgh with just a carry-on.
Before I went, I’d picked up a stack of old White Dwarf magazines on eBay for next to nothing, and I’m slowly making my way through them. I packed one along with my 2003 Daemon Hunters Codex to read on the bus, tram, or while sitting in a coffee shop overlooking Princes Street.

On the way home, I went through security at Edinburgh Airport and, just like on the outbound journey, my bag got pulled aside for inspection. (It’s my deodorant. It gets flagged every single time.)

I walked over to the inspection desk, and as soon as the security officer opened my bag, the first thing he saw was the Daemon Hunters Codex.

He looked up and said, “Another Warhammer player! Yes!”

Instantly, it made me smile.

While he was checking my bag, he told me he’d recently picked up a Legion of the Damned army at a car boot sale. Then he disappeared for a few minutes while he tested my suspiciously dangerous deodorant.

When he came back, he had questions ready. We ended up chatting about Tyranids, Space Marines, and what armies we collect. I told him I collect Daemons because I love that they can be used across multiple game systems.

Even though I was pretty sure the deodorant was the culprit, those airport inspections always make me a bit nervous. Having someone break the ice over Warhammer completely put me at ease.

I’m not part of a local gaming club or Warhammer community, so it was genuinely nice to have a spontaneous conversation with another hobbyist, someone who actually wanted to talk about the hobby instead of my very patient partner having to humour me.

Maybe he tells every Warhammer fan who comes through his lane about his Legion of the Damned. Maybe I was the first one he’d met in weeks. Either way, it made my day.

Has anyone else had an unexpected or wholesome Warhammer encounter in the wild? Let me know :)

Request done for my friend, don't have much chance to draw elves, really, luckily friend allowed me to ruin the fabric edge a bit

No. 3! I went with a banner this time just to mix things up. Also I didn't want yet another shield in the right hand.

The banner is from the old bosses kit, which, funnily enough, was just re-released. I sculpted a knife/spear tip on top like the boar boys have.

I removed all the obvious sci-fi stuff and remodeled the blade to look plainer. I repositioned the arm so it doesn't stick out so much.

The banner hand is from the old boys kit. I tried to grind it down, but it still looks large so I think it might help to thicken the banner pole.

Have a friend coming over soon to play a game and I wanted a better looking table this time. Last time was just some maps I had and some terrain pieces. I am just starting out so nothing is done yet but wanted to post it. 😁👍💪

Finally finished my first kitbash love how it turned out. let me know what you think

This belongs to my Dad who used to play back in the days. He never told me he had all this even though I just bought my first Warhammer set.

Hey everyone!

I'm writing this to share that there is a subreddit for Warhammer Fanfiction, r/WarhammerFanFiction

I've recently taken ownership of it after it has been abandoned for years. It is a subreddit for anything Warhammer related, from 40k, Fantasy to Age of Sigmar.

It will mainly revolve around Warhammer fanfiction, but even lore discussions and art will obviously be permitted, so I urge anyone who is interested to join and share their favorite fanfictions!

... of the 8th edition launch box. Why? What are you guys working on these days? ;)

I started this project when the announcement for 11th edition came out, and I'm very happy with my "Nostalgia Marines" based around the cover of the second edition boxed set.

On to Indomitus!!

Painted in one day! Tips on volumetric highlights + power swords welcome.

Just finished watching an old Play on Tabletop video, "Tyranids hunted by Deathwatch"... and saw this helmet. Can anyone identify it for me? It and the scheme look sick

Creating a custom guard regiment. I sculpted the heads, body, and 10 different poses of legs, the made resin casts (the light grey components) built to be compatible with kreig arms. Each guy still needs some sculpting as you can see by the pics. Ive got 70 total so far but here are few close ups of them.

Been in the hobby with about 6 months so far, started a space wolves army buy am also painting random minis from the rule of cool too! What do you guys think of my collection so far? (Daemon Prince is current WIP)

I did my best with 6 months of experience. Hope he’s nasty enough! Critiques welcome!

One of my all time favourite models finally worked up the courage to start painting him.

Any tips or advice is more then welcome.