Tag: props
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Lego Construction Journal: Razor Crest Part 1
I’m slowly building the UCS Razor Crest (slowly mostly because I want to enjoy it for as long as possible). The first 10 bags were a ton of fun to build, with so many tiny details and features from the show.
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Paint Shop: Farseer and Wraithlords
I’m particularly happy with how these guys came out – I like the ornamentation on the farseer, and the drybrush on the wraithlords’ weapons.
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Paint Shop: Harlequin Kill Team
This was a huge painting challenge for me! I feel pretty good about my first serious attempt at Harlequin chequy. Not perfect by any means, but looks pretty good at the table.
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Lego Construction Journal: D&D Part 3
I really enjoyed building this set, particularly the red dragon – there’s so many tiny details scattered throughout that it’s a real pleasure to construct.
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Lego Construction Journal: D&D Part 2
The D&D Lego set fun continues with new monsters, including a beholder and a displacer beast!
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Lego Construction Journal: D&D Part 1
My next big Lego set (for my birthday) is the 50th anniversary Dungeons and Dragons Ideas set. So far it’s full of little details that I love, including swappable heads for the characters. I also love that there’s a 5th edition adventure to go with the set. I haven’t played D&D much in the last…
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Paint Shop: Gallowdark Terrain
Gallowdark is a Space Hulk, and the modular terrain from these Kill Team sets can also be used in Boarding Patrol games of Warhammer 40K. I’m particularly happy with how the holotable came out. Aeldari Corsairs are included for size reference.
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Lego Construction Journal: Rivendell 5 (Final)
Rivendell is complete! I found the central tree in the council chamber more challenging than most of the set. I really appreciate that Lego included separate pieces to allow Frodo and Elrond to sit at the Council, and have those tucked away for possible future use. Joy was kind enough to photograph the set in…
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Lego Construction Journal: Rivendell 4
Rivendell’s central section is taking shape! The tiling was definitely one of the hardest parts of this assembly, but I also really enjoyed the construction of the pillars in the center, and getting the pictures placed properly on the back of the set.
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Lego Construction Journal: Rivendell 3
Ten more bags down, and the central portion of Rivendell is just starting to take shape. I think my favorite element in this batch is the staircase leading to the upper gallery. According to the instructions, it doesn’t need studs because it has a handrail.