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Defending or storming the stronghold is one of the most fun narrative missions you can play on the tabletop. This bundle is probably the best opportunity to get a complete, great looking and themed tabletop terrain set on a budget. This Bundle will give you eight PDF files to create a Strongold themed tabletop. It includes Tank Traps, a modular Defense Line, Barracks, a Landing Plattform, a Control Tower, a Communication Tower, a Bastion and a modular Fortification Wall. All Terrain Pieces are fitting for 28mm tabletop games with a Modern or Future-Fantasy setting. Get the bundle here: Stronhold Bundle Just print build and play! Please leave C&C below!

+++ Some Things Are Best Let Forgotten +++ I have been super inspired by the works of folks out on the internet recently when it comes to the War of the False Primarch, and want to show off a few small projects I have been working on and finally feel comfortable enough sharing here. Starting with the Flesh Eaters! “They vilify us for our methods, yet nobody questions the results. We are the chosen Scions of Sanguinius, tempered weapons of the Emperor Himself. Our enemies quail with fear even before we draw first blood. They will soon know it is a fear well-founded! Let them fear the Angels of Death. Let them fear what is left of their short future. Let them pray for death. Brothers, we will answer those prayers.” [//Scaraban, Voivode of the Flesh Eaters Second Company+]

117th Vardenghast “Sun-Forged” Dragoons Regimental Dossier: 117th Vardenghast “Sun-Forged” Dragoons Segmentum: Obscurus Founding World: Vardenghast Prime (Forge-Colony) Specialisation: High-Energy Weaponry, Advanced Defensive Systems, Skirmish Warfare Regimental Motto: “Through the glow of the forge, we endure.” Origins The 117th “Sun-Forged” Dragoons hail from Vardenghast Prime, a semi-forgeworld orbiting dangerously close to its system’s unstable star. To survive in the irradiated environment, the colonists developed sealed exo-suits of remarkable sophistication — tight-fitting void-mesh undersuits overlaid with rigid plating, powered by compact reactor cores. The designs, said to be half-remembered Standard Template Construct schemata, were passed down for generations and adapted for military application. When the Tithe came due, Vardenghast supplied the Astra Militarum with regiments clad in these survival suits, equipped with directed-energy weaponry and compact gravitic stabilisers. Their gear earned them immediate suspicion from the Munitorum and the Adeptus Mechanicus, but the high attrition rate of Guard forces meant their unusual arms were tolerated. Doctrine The Dragoons fight as highly mobile skirmishers, operating in close-knit fireteams of six to ten soldiers. Each squad is trained to fight in irradiated ruins, toxic death-zones, or the void of orbital battlefields. They rely on precise, overlapping fields of energy fire to pin and dismember enemy formations before advancing under the protection of their suit’s hardened shield projectors. They eschew the massed “human wave” tactics common to other regiments. Instead, they emphasise methodical advances, coordinated strike-zones, and careful resource management of their unstable plasma and las-coil weaponry. Uniform and Appearance Armour: Form-fitting exo-rigs of matte black or burnished bronze, laced with glowing power conduits. Helmets: Enclosed, with narrow visors and external rad-filters, giving them an insectile appearance. Weapons: Long-barrelled hot-shot lasrifles, coil carbines, and compact plasma repeaters unique to Vardenghast. Insignia: A stylised sunburst overlaid with a sigil of crossed coils, representing both their irradiated star and their energy-weapon traditions. Notable Engagements The Trine Dust Wars (M41.891): The 117th’s first deployment, where their suits allowed them to wage extended campaigns in radioactive desert warzones that annihilated less-protected Imperial forces. Siege of Caldrith Spire (M41.902): Their ability to scale vertical hive-towers using grav-stabilisers turned the tide in a months-long siege against heretek warbands. The Gholith Rift Incident (M42.012): Several companies went missing after deployment into the Rift, believed to have been absorbed by rogue tech-cults. Only fragmentary vox-transmissions returned, filled with static and the repeated phrase: “The Sun must be reforged.” Relations with the Imperium The Mechanicus maintain a close — and suspicious — watch over the regiment. The “Sun-Forged” are frequently inspected for signs of tech-heresy, with entire platoons recalled and dismantled for study. Despite this, the Munitorum values their battlefield effectiveness, particularly in zones where conventional armour or infantry cannot endure. Some whisper that the regiment is only tolerated so long as their numbers remain manageable. Too many tithed at once, and the Adeptus Mechanicus might demand their extermination. Regimental Temperament Sun-Forged troopers are insular, disciplined, and fatalistic. Living under a dying sun has instilled in them a grim practicality; they rarely waste words, munitions, or lives. They see themselves as both soldiers and custodians of ancient knowledge — warriors not just of the Emperor, but of the memory of mankind’s lost Golden Age. ⚔️ In-universe Note, by Adeptus Munitorum Scribe-Archivist Holrath: "The 117th Vardenghast are effective, but they walk the knife’s edge of heresy. Their weapons are too clean, too precise. One day, they will be found wanting in faith, and on that day the sun which birthed them will consume them utterly." let me know what you think, i also built a 2000 point list in battlescribe if you'd like to see it

Pour l'Empereur! Finished this project today. Very happy with the result. What do you think of the French Legion of the 42nd millennium?)

Fall in, Meatsacks! Die for the Emperor, or die trying! Cadia Stands Version 1.1(Updated for Astartes 9.0.3) at Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 Nexus - Mods and community A random video showcase (check his channel out, he's done some modding work for Iron Warriors in SM 2). What are you waiting for meatsack - a medal? The Space Marines want a pile of bodies to put a flag on! Move!

Hello all! I've been a 40K fan since the 'Dawn of War' game series was released & got into the actual hobby sometime around 2009. Since then I've transitioned mostly to the tabletop, but I do log a few hours a week on 'Space Marine 2'. I'm mostly a 'Kill-Team' player, but that's mainly due to the fact that I'm more likely to finish a Kill-Team than a full-size army. It also gives me a bit more leeway with kit-bashing, as it's fun to try to make something unique that will fit within an established rule set. My interests tend to lie with Space Marines (tons of bits & options), and I've been into the Dark Angels, Raven Guard, Raptors Chapter & Deathwatch of late. I've historically been a big fan of the Imperial Guard as well, but the larger 'Primaris' marines are far easier for me to paint. I've also contributed some models to the 'War of the False Primarch' under various names via InstaGram. I'm excited to share a few photos on here as well, but that's my main medium of interacting with the community. Outside of 40K, I enjoy writing & have been an active message-board role-player on the 'NationStates' forums since 2002 & am always open to opportunities of that nature. IG: shaved_ape_paints Steam: WarDog87

I made this tank in February of this year, I wanted to share the result and know yours opinion about this work. I was inspired primarily by German camouflage from the Second World War and French camouflage from the First World War. I plan to make another Rogal Dorn with a turret from the Macharius tank with the same camouflage scheme. But first I will prepare for incoming events "call to arms". I've never participated in anything like this before, it will be interesting to try my hand.

Greetings to you all! I have for many a year been plucking away in the WIP thread, but as most of the things I put there are actually finished by the time I post, I thought it a bit more apt to have a thread here as well - and as there is not far from though to action, thus it is done now. The aim of this thread is for me to post pictures of the various B&C permissable armies that I usually work on and the units belonging to them, which I finish. Currently, I have the following armies in my possession: Dark Angels (1st, 2nd and Battle Company) - about 5000 points total Chaos Space Marines (Death Guard, World Eaters, Black Legion & Fallen Angels) - about 4500 points Chaos Daemons (Tzeentch, Nurgle & Khorne) - about 3000 points Imperial Guard allies (Death Korps of Krieg) - about 400 points Grey Knight allies - about 400 points Tyranids - about 8000 points As you can see, there is plenty of potential for varied things to be shown and displayed here - and I look forward to sharing with you all. Thus, with no further ado, I bid you welcome to my thread of finished works from the forge of Master Ciaphas! Faithfully, Master Ciaphas

As an advanced defensive position or as encampment security perimeter, this very quick to build basic terrain set will find lots of uses on your tabletop. Add security to your Communication Tower, Landing Platform or Tower Control. Or use them as forward defensife perimeter for your Fortification Wall or Silo Formation. There are lots of uses for this set and i think, like the Containers, it is basic accessory that should be available to choose from when creating an immersive battlefield. This PDF will give you a range of moduls for a Defense Line that can be set up very flexible. The Defense Line fits all 28mm tabletop games with a Modern or Future-Fantasy setting. Make sure to check out the fitting models of the fortification series available and coming soon. Get the set here: https://www.wargamevault.com/product/511363/Tabletop-Battlefield-Basics-Defense-Line C&C is highly appreciated, so feel free to coment or leave your wishes for future terrain sets.

Welcome to the 1st Edition of GreenScorpion's Build, Paint, Discover Event, an Astra Militarum Hobby Challenge! Objective: Complete as many hobby related tasks by January 7th. The focus of the event is in 3 different categories: Build, which includes pledges for building, converting, sculpting, scratch building and so on; Paint, which includes painting, repainting, basing and other decorative tasks like decals and so on; Discover, which includes reading books from Black Library (or listening in the case of audio books), reading fluff in the codex, writing your own fluff and so on; Critical dates: Sign up period - October 1st - December 31st This is an open event, so participants can pledge or add to their pledges throughout the entire period of the event. Once you have made your pledge and posted your before picture or relevant information on the pledged activities, you may start with the particular activities that you have pledged to perform To enter, post your before picture/relevant information with your pledge: "In the name of the Emperor and Lord Commander , I Commander <name> of the <regiment>, shall <particular tasks(s)> by January 7th." October 1st - January 7th: Hobby period Hobby in earnest! WIP and update posts are encouraged! January 7th : End of event Pictures, links or other proof of the completed task must be posted by 23:59 in your local time Those who successfully carry out these tasks, will be provided a medal honouring their service to the Emperor and Imperial Guard. Event notes: You can pledge at any time throughout the event. There is no minimum or maximum pledge. Miniatures can be pledged in various levels of WIP, as long as the task is clear and the initial state of the miniature is shown as part of the pledge. This includes partially built and partially painted miniatures. During this event you can pledge for any valid unit or model from the current Astra Militarum range. This includes kit bashes, conversions, sculpted miniatures and scratch built miniatures. You may also pledge terrain features / buildings for this event. This includes kit bashes, conversions, sculpted miniatures and scratch built miniatures. Badges will be issued at the end of the event that can be added to your signature. These badges will indicate different levels of completed tasks per type or overall. Badges will be earned per each of the three task types, based on the amount of tasks completed, regardless of the complexity of the task itself, so for example pledging to build 100 models as a task would earn the same badge as pledging to convert a character. The idea is to get people pledging small feasible tasks in order to complete more than if they just go with a single huge task. Any questions can be directed to me either in the thread or over private message. Carry on and good luck to all!