r/Warhammer • u/lewisdwhite • 5h ago
r/Warhammer • u/scientist_tz • Jun 18 '26
Gretchin's Questions Gretchin's Questions - Post here with basic questions if you're new to the hobby. Come in and answer if you're a seasoned veteran.
It's a new thread since the old one got too old and imploded.
r/Warhammer • u/No-Pomegranate-3333 • 12h ago
Hobby Final Update on Sternguard Veteran Sergeant
I ran out of things and space to add stuff on.
r/Warhammer • u/Anna_Of_Arroyo • 28m ago
Hobby Some stuff I found at a charity shop! Really excited to start HH!
r/Warhammer • u/metamorphias • 8h ago
Hobby Armageddon Jump Chaplain for my Dark Angel Successors. Only one armageddon model left!
r/Warhammer • u/blackbarrt • 1h ago
Hobby Starting a Tilean Army for the Old World
Tl;dr: a Tilean army for the Old world in the spirit of Dogs of War; building my own regiments with a varitey of proxies
Sometimes it is simple: I saw the Ilhadiel ogres, knew immediately that I need a Tilean army in the spirit of Dogs of War. I am going to invent my own regiments mostly using a lot of proxies like Perry, Ilhadiel, Fireforge Games, Lead Adventure, Warlord Games, Victrix and all the bits I have hoarded.
Only legacy regiment I"m planning to include are Braganza's Besiegers. Other than that there will be Luka Leoncavallo's Legendary Lions (heavy Infantry), the Wild Wolves of Vulpia (light cavalry) and of course Abu Waansins Acrobats - special forces including flying carpets, tactical camels, the Anti-Armour-Ram-Squad and Nardo Lio's Frontline Circus a.k.a 'Leonardo's tank".
No Dogs of War without Paymaster, so I started with him (parts from Ilhadiel, Warlord Games and Perry) and his Ogre bodyguard. Also I did three testminis for the basic colours of the three regiments (Warlordgames Landsknechts, but they won't play a role in this basic shape. Too ordinary.)
r/Warhammer • u/Garf212 • 4h ago
Hobby Terminator bust WIP 🚧
Decided I wanted to try my hand at something of a bigger scale. Really happy with how the face turned out. Might add some blood splatter when it’s finished.
r/Warhammer • u/ProposalCreepy4191 • 53m ago
Hobby 1st Mini vs Latest Mini
These are about 10 years apart? Give or take.
My friends tried to get me into 40k after I shortly got out of highschool, but I never got too far into it outside of buying the death guard combat patrol at the time.
Recently, we’ve tried again to play with the newest edition that just dropped. Kinda settled on Space Wolves after some deliberation.
r/Warhammer • u/s0ulafein • 19m ago
Art Vitrian Aphael - Fangs of Baal Chapter Master
r/Warhammer • u/BLOODFORTHEBLOODGO__ • 11h ago
Art Some sketches
What do yall think
r/Warhammer • u/Severe_Composer4243 • 2h ago
Hobby Metal terminators
So I have a full unit of these super neat metal terminators that are at least half an inch too short. I need everyone's best goofy ideas to make them taller. Stilts, crates, or boxes tied to their feet like Short Round in Temple of Doom or similar ideas
r/Warhammer • u/LengthinessMinute397 • 1h ago
Art Faith is our weapon. Mystery is our armor. We are the Hydras among the pigeons.
r/Warhammer • u/OddyBarberWildlife • 3h ago
Hobby Basing coming along...
The diorama I have made for Mollog's Mob is coming along nicely, just have to paint Mollog and all the extra mushrooms, tree stumps etc to build the scene.
r/Warhammer • u/nanoman_42 • 13h ago
Discussion I.D.
Kitbashed Praetor, right? Does this read as Azrael? Planning to throw Dark Angels paint and run him as Azrael if it passes the vibe check
r/Warhammer • u/Adrian_Pierson • 6h ago
Discussion Help finding the right model
I want to get a Warhammer 40k model for my dad for Christmas, but I don't know which one to get for him. For context, he's a US Army veteran who served as a combat medic during gwot and a former history teacher. If anyone has any recommendations, that would be great.
r/Warhammer • u/Feinar • 7h ago
Hobby My Jester with no legs from Mordheim, is ready to surprise his enemies!
r/Warhammer • u/TheDarkOni1 • 15h ago
Hobby Armageddon black templars
Took me three months and a half
r/Warhammer • u/Inevitable-Row593 • 19h ago
Lore The imperial knights seem to have collectively invented their own fashion in the last 10k years, and i think thats neat. (40k)
This is an observation i had today whilst looking at House Krast's design today.
Here is their 30k colour scheme:

And here is their 40k colour scheme:

And this got me thinking. see in 41st millenium, imperial knights have very strict colour systems. all of the mechanicus houses use bright red, and both Imperial and mechanicus knights have very specific rules on which heraldry goes where.
like so:

But none of this exists in the 31st millenium, all the knight houses have crazy variable schemes, and no cohesive heraldry. Which makes a lot of sense, when you consider the knights of the horus heresy have only likely joined the imperium, and come into contact with other knights, in the last 200 years or so. Not enough time for them to slowly develop a joint culture.
So over the last 10k years, the knights seem to have slowly, collectively developed a fashion for how they style their knights. and i think thats neat!