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Command & Colours, Epic 40k, fantasy miniatures, Games Workshop, miniatures, painting and modelling, Sci-Fi, Wargame, Wargaming, warhammer 40k
My Decemd-uary painting challenge (inspired by Azazel) has not progressed past my last post, but it has at least helped me to get back into painting mode.
With all the fun I’ve had with my Memoir 40k project, I decided to add a few troops from my Epic bits box. I picked up a single sprue of Imperial Guard infantry, now this would normally be a drop in the ocean for starting a new force in traditional Epic 40k, but with Memoir 40k I was able to make up two infantry units, 3 heavy weapon units, an ogryn unit and some leaders.
First test model for the new Imperial guard troopers
I’ve also been furiously painting up some sci-fi buildings ready for a battle at the end of the week. I bought these from Daemonscape for a very reasonable price and with some dry-brushing and added double-glazing, in the form of some self-adhesive gems, I’m pretty happy with outcome of the test model.
Looks good! What’s Memoir 40k, that sounds intriguing..
It is a set of homebrew rules based on Memoir ’44. Check out my first post all about it – https://tinpotrevolutionary.wordpress.com/2017/12/23/memoir-40k/
Cheers! 🙂
Awesome stuff. I’ve watched a couple of videos on Memoir ’44 recently, and it looks fun. Adding 40k/Epic minis and the 40k skin to it sounds even more fun!
It is such an elegant ruleset and it allows us to play battles in an hour or so, Epic games used to take forever!!?