Accidently Unbound

So, I manage to get in another game versus my new "regular opponent" Shea. This time it was his Orks versus my Night Lords. Bom bom bom. After some thought about how 7th has changed some things and the effect on my Night Lords force, I decided they could be fun and even functional this edition. It will take more testing, and I have to make some changes, but after this game, I am hopeful for a chaos come back.

SILENCE! I kill you.

As some of you may have noticed, or pry not, I have been fairly quiet as of late. I blame 7th edition 40K. No, actually I blame May. With everyone having other things to do, there was no late gaming, and I had to fight to get games, and I'm not much of a fighter. But I was able to break the drought the Saturday before last and get in a game of the new edition of 40K. My opponent, Shea. My army, Eldar with Dark Eldar allies. His army, Orks. Outcome, well, I guess you will have to read on.

Worst Henchman Ever takes home loot!

I wasn't able to get any games in on Saturday, due to graduations, jobs, and other life problems, but I did head down on Sunday to a tournament in Longmont. If you haven't been, you should go, Hobby Quest is a great store, and Jules puts on an awesome event. But who cares about fun, lets get into how I did.

Holy Shamolies! Hobby Progress

Not much, but I did paint a little on Anastasia. Got some of her armor done. The wings will match. I like how she is turning out. Though, I am not sold on her hair. It may change, just have to see.

Sending opponents into possessed rage

I managed to blast through three games this past weekend, even with no late gaming. Two of the games were with my Henchman Bash list I am bringing next Sunday. I wasn't sure if it would work, but after two games, I think it can, though it will be heavily card dependent. On to the games!

Second Generation Awesome

As I mentioned previously, I didn't get in any gaming this last weekend. I did, however, stop by paint night, with the kids in tow. Above is Dylan's dragon, and below is Aidan's griffon.

I am super proud of both of them. I think Dylan is a shoe in for next years Young Blood competition at Genghiscon, especially with another nine months to practice. Aidan is still a little ways off, but he also has a couple of years to go before he is old enough.

As you can see, no pictures of my work. I actually did very little of my own. Mostly talked and handed paint to little painters. I did work a little on the Doctor. Hopefully he will be finished by Saturday, along with Anastasia and The Duke. That is my goal anyway. I am likely to miss this one though, as I will be putting in a lot of time on the tree house instead.

I am also starting to work on my list for the Malifaux tournament at Hobby Quest Games in Longmont on the 18th. Should be fun. It is fixed list and I want to be better prepared than the last one. So, both playing Malifaux and playing my list are in order. I am leaning toward a kinda dumb Rusty Alyce list. Not terribly strong, but should be fun, and may catch people of guard. Except for of course Troy, who will be my play test dumby, and will be going. yay.

New and improved hunting rigs

Not a lot of hobby progress lately, I have been spending a lot of time building a treehouse for my kids. I did, however, manage to squeak in a little time for my Inquisimunda models. Ricard is of course painted and Lady Anastasia, The Duke, and the Doctor are all ready to be. Hopefully, I will pick up Diamyo YuQing tomorrow, but I haven't heard from the store if he is in or not. I won't be getting in any standard gaming this Saturday, but I plan to take my kids down for Hobby Night. D is painting up a Shadow Dragon and A is going to work on a Griffon, both from the Bones range.