Another Pic of the Day on BoLS

Well, another picture of mine got published on BoLS, namely this one here:

I recorded this image at work when we had a class on x-ray image recording and were supposed to bring objects to record. As I just finished my Cygnar/Mercenary army I though “Heck, I may just as well record those!”

The image was taken with a smiths detection HI-SCAN 6040i.

I really enjoyed reading the BoLS readers’ comments, but Obsidian Wolf’s comment definitely was the best:

“Sir, I’m sorry, but you cannot bring heavy warjacks in your carry-on, you’ll need to provide it’s manufacturer’s warranty card and your Warcaster ID to have it declared as checked baggage. In addition, Immoren Aviation Code 982-12.1 requires me to inform you that you are responsible for any and all damages to the aircraft in the event of your warjack going berserk.”

As expected, there were also comments on my Cygnar army stored in a Gamesworkshop case.
(it’s the ammo crate you got when buying the collector’s edition of 40K 5th Edition and has the perfect size for a 25pts army)

My Cygnar 25pts army is done!

Well, today is a pretty big day for me that I have been looking forward to ever since I started painting these models on Christmas 2009 – I am done! So before I go back to the glory of my Blood Angels, I hope you enjoy with me the following pictures.

(I took pictures of previously finished and published miniatures again in order to improve their quality)

As always, click them for a larger view.

Captain Allister Caine & Reinholdt, Gobber Speculator

Thunderhead

Black 13th Gun Mage Strike Team

Dannon Blythe & Bull

Greygore Boomhowler & Company

Eiryss, Mage Hunter of Ios

Final note: Dannon Blythe & Bull were the models that made me start collecting a Warmachine army and I am very happy with the way Bull turned out. Not so much with Dannon Blythe as her skin color is a little weird, but what else would you expect from one of the best bounty hunters?