Speed painted a few minis tonight. Took me about 90 minutes start to end. So not my greatest work but certainly table top standard. ’ve got a rumble against some elves tomorrow evening and my army is lacking a little range.
He may not be a big hat - but he’s got a bazooka so he’s more than welcome.
Here’s my “counts as death rocket” for my army
Beautiful, so well done.
Better than a Big Hat.
Wonderful take on the 80s bazooka dwarf! Love his retainers. Looking beautiful.
If u can do that in 90mins id speed paint everything. You could do 50 - 100 odd dwarves for the challenge thing…
Hahaha 
no way man - I’ve got something a little more elite and detailed in mind for that but 
Everything I paint is speed painted tbh. I’ve really trained myself to get results I’m happy with using lots of washes, contrast paints and quite heavy handed highlights.
My work hours can be pretty intense and I’ve got a young family so hobby time is restricted and I refuse to play with grey so I’ve had to adapt to painting fast! Haha
Haha this is basically a description of my life maybe of every dad with young kids 
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I have bought a few armies over the years, all in gray… I also decided I will not play with an unpainted army anymore. Since my printer prints pretty fast I had to paint faster to keep up with my chaos dwarfs. I want to be able to play with them as soon as the lockdown restrictions allow for it.
Also. This is good training for when I’ll finally tackle my skaven horde… being able to speed paint 80 clanrats with contrasts might help me to plough trough them and stay motivated…
And then - many many months later - he finally put the finishing touches on the Taurus. This model has been a WIP for too long. I’ll have to get it on the battlefield and feed it some elves to make it up it it soon.
Awesome conversion & paintjob! 
Such genius, much wow! I seriously would never have thought to take a High Elf Griffon and some River Troll parts to be able to make a beautiful and real-world-mythology-based Assyrian Lammasu. That is a truly inspiring piece of conversion work and may be the solution to my desire to not pay £100 for the model of yesteryear.
Looks even more magnificent when you bearded it up and added armour plates, etc. Fantastic job, man!
Amazing job on this one…again! 
When is a big hat dwarf not a big hat dwarf? When he’s got a big hat?
This project keeps getting wider in scope. Sod it - if you’re short and angry and like beating up elves, Oxymandias and the heralds of hubris welcome
You into the fold.
Old school chorf painted tonight:
Why?
I mean why is he posted now. Looks like a good choice for the lastest GH.
Or are you doing something else,
@Abecedar I’ve painted something for GH which is not being posted yet…it will remain unposted unless I paint something else which I prefer before the deadline in which case I’ll post the first thing and enter the new thing haha.
Great looking miniature, love the shield as well! “Its so you!” 
Haha
Flat surface = hmmm checkerboard or eyeball? Decisions decisions 
Was gifted this earlier today. A model I’ve always wanted to paint…
Not strictly speaking a chaos dwarf model but it’s got to have a use in this army. A Kdaii? An enslaved demon? A mines of Moria balrog situation where the dwarfs dig too deep and wake it up but instead it’s chaos dwarfs and he’s like - you guys are alright!
Could be used as a Kdaii without any problems IMO, maybe try and redo the Khorne symbol as a CD rune? Anyway, seeing this model instantly gave me flashbacks to when it was released and trying to assemble and dabble with pinning for the first time. There was alot of parts and pins glued to fingers… 
Some legendary previous owner had pinned the wings - thank god.
Glued the rest using the old bicarbonate of soda and superglue trick for a super strong bond. Feels pretty solid.
But yes - flashbacks for me to my old carnifax and metal ghaz in mega armour just shedding libs across every battlefield I put them on as a kid haha
Master! Master!
What a cool mini and very well done sir
