Category: Warhammer Community

My Custodian Shadowkeeper on WarhammerTV

On By Chris B.In Adeptus Custodes, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Community, Warhammer TVLeave a comment

Yesterday I was fortunate enough to have one of my models make it onto Warhammer TV Twitch channel again! My Custodian Shadowkeeper featured alongside the work of other hobbyists on this Friday’s ‘Hang Out and Paint’ episode on Warhammer TV (Friday 3rd February episode, at around the 2 minute mark, if anyone would like to see it).

It’s always an honour to have had my work exhibited in this way, and a big thank you to Em, Ben and the rest of the Warhammer Community Team for their kind words about the paint job and the LED effects!

My Ultramarine Primaris Lieutenant on WarhammerTV

On By Chris B.In Space Marines, Ultramarines, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Community, Warhammer TVLeave a comment

Yesterday I was fortunate enough to have one of my models make it onto Warhammer TV again! My Ultramarine Primaris Lieutenant featured alongside the work of other hobbyists on this Thursday’s ‘#WarhammerCommunity Hobby Round-Up: March For Macragge’ episode on Warhammer TV (Thursday 14th April episode, at around the 1 hour and 20 minute mark, if anyone would like to see it).

I’m very honoured to once again have had my work exhibited in this way, and as always a big thank you to Nick, Simon and the rest of the Warhammer Community Team for their kind words and high praise!

My Crimson Fists on Warhammer Community Website

On By Chris B.In Crimson Fists, LEDs, Space Marines, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer CommunityLeave a comment

I feel slightly silly writing this post as it will mean that four of the last five posts on my website will have been “hey, have you seen my models featured on this thing?!”. But I just had to share the news that my Crimson Fists were featured on the Warhammer Community website on Saturday!

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There’s Captain Grimstone, front-and-centre on the preview image! My models were featured alongside the work of four other amazing hobbyists who have been sharing their painting using the #WarhammerCommunity hashtag on Twitter and Instagram. If you haven’t got involved with sharing your work online yet, then I’d really recommend joining in the fun. It’s a great way to meet other supportive, like-minded hobbyists.

Ok, that’s enough blowing my own trumpet for now! I promise that my next post will actually show some new miniatures!