Showing posts with label Space Marines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Space Marines. Show all posts
Monday, July 31, 2017
It Came From the Forums: Carchadons! Tribal Space Sharks!
Today I want to share something that blew my mind the first time I saw it; a Carchadon army by French artist, Malcharion. He has dubbed the original forum post "Carsharknado!" Let's take a look at the incredible, tribal force he has created!
Thursday, April 24, 2014
It Came From the Forums Update: Demidov Returns with More Mind Blowing Work!!
Welcome to another Update Edition of It Came From the Forums, where we take a look at an artist already featured on It Came From the Forums in the past. This time, we look at new work from Demidov of Dakka Dakka!
Monday, November 25, 2013
TJ's Necron/ Chaos Marines at $250 Tourney Round 3 Batrep and Final Thoughts!
TJ here to talk about the third and final game in a recent tournament I attended at Blue Ox Games in Greenville, NC. The tourney was 1850, with a $250 grand prize. I ran my Necrons and CSM allies. If you want more of the list, check out the first part here, game two here or ... just read part three along with my final thoughts below:
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Guest Post: Jeff's Initial Space Marine Army List Thoughts
Initial Army List Thoughts
With all the choices out there, its hard to choose exactly what chapter you want. Thankfully the quasi build-a-chapter style of the new book can really help those power armor fan boys out there! Jeff chimes in today with his well written thoughts on picking your chapter.
Welcome back. In my previous post, I introduced myself and what I am planning. Today I would like to share with you my initial thoughts in regards to the various chapter tactics and potential army lists with each of them
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Guest Post: A Space Marine Hobby Journal
An Army WIP
I was sent this hobby journal request by one of our readers. I met Jeff at the Michigan GT and really enjoyed talking with him about painting and playing. We're always happy to help encourage the hobby so when he asked to journal his new undertaking with space marines I was more than happy to put it up. He has a long road ahead of him and I hope we can all follow and encourage him through his journey.
-Chris Vinton
Hello, for those of you that I have not yet met, my name is Jeff. I have been playing 40k in the Grand Rapids area for 10 years now. In that time I have built and owned nearly every army including; Imperial Guard, Space Marines, Blood Angels, Grey Knights, Deamons, Tryanids, Black Templar, Dark Eldar, and recently added a Tau army with some Eldar allies.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
More Centurions
Hey everyone, KrautScientist here, with a follow up post about the Centurion kit. While my last post on the matter was supposed to take a closer look at the kit itself and show you some promising conversions, today I would like to feature even more takes on the heavy hitting Astartes assault suits.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Sentinels of Terra iBook review
by Chris Vinton
I just downloaded the ibook and have been looking it over. As a new Chapter Supplement I'm very excited to see what was in this. I looked around for a 'under the hood' type review because as someone that doesn't normally play imperial fists, I wanted to have a read before I buy look at it. Unfortunately there is little out there so after sleeping on it I decided to drop the 40$ and let all of you enjoy this buy as well. Hopefully this will help our readers make an educated buy.
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
A Closer Look At Chapter Tactics by Darren Driver of The Art of Warhammer!
A Closer Look at Chapter Tactics by Darren Driver at The Art of Warhammer
While looking through the DFG Blog Network, I found an article on Space Marine Chapter Tactics that summed up everything I had thought about the new tactics, especially in comparison to the old 4th edition version of the chapter traits. The article is by Darren Driver at The Art of Warhammer, an excellent blog that I recommend you check out and follow. Darren has a lot of great paint articles and has been doing a hell of a job with his own Marines. Please check out The Art of Warhammer or read the article below and then go check out the blog, you won't be disapointed:
It's been about a month and I still haven't said anything about the new Space Marine codex, so this article has been a long time coming.
I think it's fair to say that the Chapter Tactics are the hottest thing in the new codex. Who remembers the old Chapter Traits in 4th edition? I do. They're like them without the opportunity to abuse the rules. I mean, let's face it, who didn't go with a custom chapter and use whatever tactics worked best every time? And then there were us suckers who used established chapters. Us Ultramarine fans especially had our faith tested with no traits at all.
Fortunately, in my honest opinion, Games Workshop got it right this time. You're guaranteed unique special rules that shape your army in a way that others can't. For me the best thing is, aside from the Black Templars, no chapter is limited in what they can take, but their rules will naturally make collectors evolve their armies in different ways. I thought I'd take some time to go through each chapter tactic and what they do for their respective chapters.
While looking through the DFG Blog Network, I found an article on Space Marine Chapter Tactics that summed up everything I had thought about the new tactics, especially in comparison to the old 4th edition version of the chapter traits. The article is by Darren Driver at The Art of Warhammer, an excellent blog that I recommend you check out and follow. Darren has a lot of great paint articles and has been doing a hell of a job with his own Marines. Please check out The Art of Warhammer or read the article below and then go check out the blog, you won't be disapointed:
It's been about a month and I still haven't said anything about the new Space Marine codex, so this article has been a long time coming.
I think it's fair to say that the Chapter Tactics are the hottest thing in the new codex. Who remembers the old Chapter Traits in 4th edition? I do. They're like them without the opportunity to abuse the rules. I mean, let's face it, who didn't go with a custom chapter and use whatever tactics worked best every time? And then there were us suckers who used established chapters. Us Ultramarine fans especially had our faith tested with no traits at all.
Fortunately, in my honest opinion, Games Workshop got it right this time. You're guaranteed unique special rules that shape your army in a way that others can't. For me the best thing is, aside from the Black Templars, no chapter is limited in what they can take, but their rules will naturally make collectors evolve their armies in different ways. I thought I'd take some time to go through each chapter tactic and what they do for their respective chapters.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Quo vadis, Centurions? An In-Depth Review
Hey everyone, Krautscientist here. And for the fluently Latinate among you: Yes, I realise it should probably rather say "Centurione" or "Centuriones" in the title ;) Anyway, what is this about?
With the Space Marine release now some time behind us, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at what may be one of the more divisive GW kits in recent history: the Centurions.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
PSA: Legion of the Damned and Chapter Tactics
TJ here to help get the word out about a common error I am seeing on tables, reading about online and hearing in podcast. People are running LoD and they should, they are fantastic, but they are also using chapter doctrines and such to get re rolls (ultra marines or salamanders for example). Please note that they do not have the Chapter Tactics special rule and thus, according to the codex entry "All models Benedite from the appropriate chapter tactics for their detachment's chapter, providing they have the Chapter Tactics special rule.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Perturabo Fully Painted and Ready for War!
Not long ago I asked what people thought my next project would be. Keeping in step with the unsubtle nature of the Iron Warriors, I have decided to announce my return to the IV Legion with the posting of their gene-father, the Lord of Iron, Perturabo. The model I chose is the Pro-Turbo model from Hi-Tech Miniatures, which as you can imagine, is a great fit for Perturabo. In fact, with further research into the Heresy series, this model is nearly dead accurate. In any case, I really enjoyed painting the model that will form the centerpiece of the Heresy-Era Iron Warriors and their cohort. Let take a look at the model and where I drew inspiration from.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
It Came from the GT!? Incredible Thousand Sons Cavalry!
One of the things I wanted to do when I went to the GT at Dropzone Games (and well any event I go to), was to cover some of the great, painted armies that people brought to the event. There were several great armies on hand (and the Best Painted will get a post of its own soon), but Dameon Green's army from Khepri's Eternal Legion really blew me away. First off, the display was really nice, but once you look at the army, you start to see some really exciting stuff. Let's take a closer look:
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Showcase: Kitbashed Legio Custodes army
So what we are looking at here is a small army of Pre-Heresy Custodes, the Empire’s personal bodyguard. I have been in love with the Legio Custodes ever since I read through German WD 112 (from April 2005): Not only did it feature rules for a Horus Heresy campaign, but it also marked the first time I ever saw Dave Taylor’s spectacular Legio Custodes army. There was something about those guys that really clicked with me. And even now, quite a few years later, Dave’s Custodes are still easily one of my favourite armies ever.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Games Day UK 2012 Post 1: Angron, New Models and More
Old School here with a massive post featuring photos our trusted friend has grabbed for us from Games Day UK 2012. In this post, we will look at Angron's stats, New models from Forge World and more, so let's take a look!
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Forge World Pre Heresy Legion Jetbikes, Traitor Legion Pads and Etches
Old School here. I just thought I would pass along one of the more exiting things I have seen in a Forgeworld newsletter since the Contemptor release. It's called the scimitar pattern Jetbike. There are plenty more photos here so check it out.
I am hoping to have somebody pick up some of these for me at Games Day so I can mod them as traitor bikes for my Chaos Comeback Project.
Also of note are the shoulder pads and etches which will work for pre-heresy and post heresy traitor legions alike, check them out:
Monday, August 6, 2012
It Came From the Forums: Bad Buddha's Walkers to Remember!
Old School here with another edition of It Came From the Forums. This edition brings us three armies from the inspiring Bad Buddha of Bolter and Chainsword. I am featuring three of his projects in this post. The first is a Space Marine Diesel Punk army called the Emperor's Bloodied Axes (Lysander conversion in the pics above and below). After that, I will show you his henchmen project and his Admech Nurgle from yore. Here we go, enjoy:
Monday, July 23, 2012
It Came From the Forums Update: Xenobiotics Successors!
Old School here with an It Came From the Forums Update. More than a year ago, we featured the work of Heresy Online's Xenobiotic. Well, Xenobiotic is at it again with more of the Brethren of the Phoenix ... and the start of some new projects! Links will be at the end of the article. Let's take a look:
Monday, July 16, 2012
Dark Angels in 6th Edition Part 4: Brothers in Arms
Old School here, if you plan to take the Dark Angels as your main detachment or as an ally, there are some great options now and we are Brothers in Arms with some that offer us a good boost. I will be covering Brothers in Arms in this post and will follow this up with a very brief post later concerning other allied options, but that post may not come for some time. As always with these early 6th edition posts, I am not an expert and I think there is much to be learned from discussion as this is a new game for all of us at this point. I don't want to waste your time building it up any more, so here we go ...
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Video Battle Report: Ultramarines vs. Blood Angels
General Chaos here with another Video Battle report. I got a game in this weekend at Titan's Entertainment Cafe in Battle Creek, MI. We played a 1850 game with my Ultramarines vs. Jeremy's Blood Angels. It was pitched battle and we used all the book missions at the same time with who ever winning the most missions declared the winner. It was a real power armor slap fight. Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching.
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