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The Creation of my Homebrew Chapter

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Homebrew Setting Sons

A tale of hats…

Well, this was an “adventure”.  I wanted my specialist units to have a more Grey Knights vibe.  So I searched the interwebs and found a suitable looking helmet.  They were described as Diesel punk Sallet heads for Arcamundi.  I had no idea what that was but assumed it was 28mm scale.  On arrival they were too small.  They are 28mm but I’m guessing the whole Primaris thing… So I got to measuring them and found that they were about a mm too small.  This worked out at 20%.  I spoke to the make
Homebrew Setting Sons

On the question of vehicle colours…

“A bit of the old Razzle Dazzle…” said by no one in the history of 40k ever.   The chapters colours are grey and lavender. Now there seems to be a precedent that Space marines don’t do camouflage because it is cowardly and they want to be seen coming to strike fear into their enemies.  I respect that for their armour.   I’ve looked at two colour Impulsors as an example and they’re all a bit samey and meh. Now, I’ve been thinking…no one, not even a space marine wants to di
Homebrew Setting Sons

It all started with a colour scheme

At this present time, being new to the hobby, my friend and I only have the time and sufficient grasp of the rules to play Combat Patrol.  However, with an eye to the future, should we ever get used to the rules, I’m hopeful we can fit an incursion scale conflict in.  So, bitten by the bug, I increased my number of models and had the realisation that I could make several of the 10th edition Combat Patrols with them. I had previously painted them as Crour blades (I thought blood Angels sound
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