Interview with a wargamer: Fransisco pt.1

Still here in Chile and this is the time to interview some cool people that hangs about and lives and plays here.

A couple of posts back I introduced Francisco, a 40k Warhammer player and all around good guy.

Today we are going to talk about some of the pieces he is currently adding to his army and of course the Space Marine Chapter he has made for himself, with a solid background, good story and great color scheme. I must say that he has put a lot of thought and dedication on bringing life into his chapter. 

Interview with a wargamer: Ordo Australis pt.3

Here we got Ruben's Space Wolfs. Unfortunately I didn't take any picture of Ruben :b

Interview with a wargamer: Ordo Australis pt.2

The Ordo Australis

Still at the clubhouse in Santiago, watching how happy people are playing their favorite games with good looking models, good dice rolls and a good dose of laughter. Read on and take a look at these pics ;)

Interview with a wargamer: Ordo Australis pt.1

Ordo Australis

Well, I do have a kick ass interview with Francisco, but I need some additional pics from him to complete it and since he has been ultra busy these last month’s I do have to push his post a little further down so I could continue to keep on posting. But as soon I get the pictures I’ll put the interview here.

The Tyranid Swarm pt.2

Well, well…. Great looking models from Tomas in our last post. And now a little “whats up” from my part. I have been busy painting my bugs here in Chile and it’s time again to send some of them home. I really think that I’m reaching the number of beasts for my little project.

Interview with a wargamer: Tomas Pineda

Tomas Pineda, giving a thumbs up

Still here in Chile and this is the time to interview some cool people that hangs about and lives and plays here, so with no further delay I present you Interview with a Wargamer: Tomas Pineda

Painting Hawk Lords in Chile pt.2

Here is the second part of the stuff I have been doing here in Chile.
I've had lots of fun painting these models and trying new techniques. I found out that a little acrilic retardant can do wonders while you try to wet blend colors.