Dreadquill Rob

@dreadquill.com

Pictures and words for grimdark nerds. ☠️🚀 I tell stories with tiny soldiers. #HiveNoon 👽🤠 #CrownofBones 💀👑 He/Him 🏳️‍🌈 https://dreadquill.com

In every wargamer’s collection of terrain, buildings hold a special (and in many cases oversized) place. But what if there was some way to have a load of them for a fraction of the storage space? Luckily, Flank March Miniatures has a few ideas, and I have some more details on ChargeBlog.

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Video of my Cawdor Skitarii, they are primarily built from Skitarii and the Cawdor gang + bits and greenstuff. I really like to make small infantry miniatures into characters.

It was flamethrowers! Twin heavy flamer half track, converted by the desperate Mordians trapped in Vardane City. Have to say the guesses were all brilliant ideas, and I'll definitely be picking more up to try some new conversions.

A converted unpainted half track with two heavy flamers on mounts in the troop compartment.A top down view showing two crew operating the heavy flamers in the troop compartment.A close up of the metal Mordian crewman operating the flamer.Another view from the other side. The heavy flamers are from the Krieg heavy weapons squads.
Ed Maxwell@edpaintskrieg.bsky.social · 3w ago

There's nothing quite like sitting down with a plastic kit with an open bitz box, and just playing with parts until you get a flash of inspiration and run with it. Any guesses what this Centaur RSV is going to be equipped with? Answer to follow...

A Centaur RSV, an Imperial Guard half track. The rear compartment has no roof and there are two circular mounting platforms at roof level - one in the forward left corner, the other in the rear right corner. It has no weapons mounted (yet)...

Mixed feelings about the Necromunda reveal, mostly about how big the announcement was and how little info we got on it. I'm disappointed and apprehensive we seem to have a "new" edition that invalidates everything before it, something Necromunda has always avoided

Me in 1768: I dislike the new Prime Minister and the Steam Machine is still too expensive. Me in 2026: I dislike the new Prime Minister and the Steam Machine is still too expensive.

Shout out to the Scots showing the lovely Americans what alcohol, travel insurance, and socialised health care waiting at home can achieve. "Big historical horsecunt was pure beggin' for a conin'", noted one onlooker.