That’s pretty cool. Also like how you did Pommel.

@40kponyguy  
I see, thank you for the explanation, sounds complicated but it looks like you enjoy it a lot!

@BlazingDazzlingDusk  
It’s a very ‘complete’ hobby. There’s a lot of branches of it to explore.  
Model painting.  
Converting miniatures, (adding that personal touch).  
Scratch-building your own models.  
Building scenery for the games.  
Playing the game. (Obviously).  
Collecting a force.
 
It’s also a social hobby by it’s very nature, (you need an opponent).  
It also requires maths skills (working points out for armies), and it makes you think strategically.
 
The grim-dark atmosphere of the background can put some off.  
There’s also a huge background to explore too.
 
It’s rare to find female players (but not unheard of).

Hehe Chaos will be very pissed at this XD

Amazing job on Coco Pommel! It sounds like a great hobby. :)

@40kponyguy  
Yeah. You do have quite an army.

@YateWorldOrder  
There’s a lot more expensive hobbies, but yes, starting out can hit the wallet hard. This model I’ve put up here was £22.50.
 
I’ll put a couple of links up later (can’t do that from my phone), because I have a few rather expensive toys in my collection.
 
If you look back at my uploads, there’s a pic of a load of my titans, and a ‘Harbinger heavy bomber’ scratch build (unique tag here). Some of those are official Forge World models, and are stupidly expensive.

@40kponyguy  
I understand. Table top gaming sure is an expensive hobby.

@YateWorldOrder  
It can be. A single colour of the official paints costs around £2.60 a pot. Replacing them all would be a big blow to my finances, but I usually just get 1 or 2 as and when I need them. A pot usually lasts me between 3 months (black and white get used up quick), and the light blue I used here on miss Pommel’s mane, I’ve had for around 4 years now.

@40kponyguy  
That sounds expensive.

@YateWorldOrder  
I use the Citadel paints, which are the official ones produced by Games Workshop, who made the models. I admit though, I do use a plastic primer instead of the official sprays to undercoat them. The GW sprays are around £12 each, whilst the primer I get is £6.50.

Nice. What kind of paint are you using to make these?