Way back in 2007, I started putting together a Chaos Space Marine army for Epic, starting with a Ravager Titan. Strictly speaking, the Chaos Marines weren’t my very first epic army; I already had a small force of Imperial Marines comprised mostly of the models that came in the 3rd-edition Epic 40,000 box. Still, they …
So, my return to painting was proving a big success. My Eldar army had more than doubled in size and was now comprehensive enough to sign off as complete, and I was all ready to move on to other projects. My titan legion was next on the list. It was more or less complete anyway; …
So, way back in 2009, I painted up a fairly sizeable Eldar army for Epic. Later that year, I expanded it slightly. The following year, I added bases to all of the grav-tanks, but didn’t post photos here. Then I moved on to other painting projects, and then stopped painting at all for a couple …
Well, first up, it seems my predictions about the availability of Epic Eldar models was pretty accurate. Picking up a Warlock Titan, some Wraithlords (which to this day I still can’t help but think of as ‘Dreadnoughts’), Vypers and weapon platforms was relatively easy and not particularly expensive. Besides the Titan (which may be older), …
Back in February, in anticipation of possibly getting a game or two of Epic in while I was down in Southampton, I made a few small additions to my Chaos army. These were mostly to make the army work with the latest NetEA version of the army list, which has made a few changes that …
You may remember that back in July I announced that I was starting work on an Adeptus Mechanicus Titan Legion army for Epic. I decided to make this my entry for the ‘Tale of Epic Gamers 2009‘ painting challenge on Tactical Command, painting a certain amount each month (originally 500-1000 points, but after the first …
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts (and in other places, such as Farcebook), I have, of late, been painting several individual models simply as one-offs (or, at least, as part of only a loosely-connected group of models) rather than as part of any kind of army or gang for a particular game. So far, they’ve …
In between Epic Titans, I have, for some variety, been occasionally painting up some more Spyglass/Eolith miniatures. They’re really nice models to paint, and that and the fact that they’re not part of an army so I can spend some extra time on each one individually has meant that they’re probably the best paint-jobs I’ve …
Having mostly been painting Imperial Titans over the last few months, I decided recently that it would make an interesting change to paint up an Eldar Titan. So along with the last Reaver Titan, I ordered a Phantom as well. It is now painted. Having done that, I decided that while I was revisiting my …
This morning, unexpectedly, I received a package in the post, containing a pack of Epic Medusas from Forge World. I ordered these back in June, shortly before they became listed as “TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK” on FW’s website. This is good news for two reasons. Firstly, because as I suspected the chassis from the Basilisks …