#oldhammer

Ever wondered how vehicles worked back in Rogue Trader? Well turns out, that’s a significantly harder question to answer than I first assumed, but let’s take a look at Land Vehicles in Rogue Trader none the less!

Command Squad primed and ready

Ok got the command squad comstructed…might have to re-adjust the banner though. Then it’s on to getting the bases ready

🌸 Another codex for my collection 🌸

Them: Why do you like WHF more than 40k? WHF:

Freebooterz by Paul Bonner

Squigs almost done

Great having a proper physical model to hand, still can’t draw two arms in one sitting.

I love older space marine proportions like look at the silly squat men

Paul Bonner, Squats, c. 1991-92.

Ork battle wagon charges to the front ( ‘Ere We Go! , Orks in the Warhammer 40,000 Universe, Games Workshop, 1991)

Veteran Sellsword of Donalba

Here’s a clip from my “Road to Olden Demon” video where I go through my options for an Empire model. The full video is on my channel.

Decided to give my Tower of Skulls a proper Photo set. The Vision of Gore, one of the 12 towers dedicated to Khorne.

Giving the last touches of the Squig masters, waiting for my daughters to finish his squigs and start a Blazin’ Squigs tournament

Zuul of Gath is ready for the prime and paint station.

First old terminator I finished painting the first terminator! I now must repeat this on the other one… But for now here you go until I finish the other! Photos and painting by me:> Didn’t want to fail at free handing blood angels heraldry so I left the shoulders blank as I don’t have necessary decals. The background in focus…

Waa-Ghazghkull, Goff Ork Warband, as presented in ‘Ere We Go! , Orks in the Warhammer 40,000 Universe, Games Workshop, 1991. These models originally appeared in White Dwarf 134, February 1991, with articles by Andy Chambers, John Blanche, and Mike McVey describing their planning, conversions and painting. Ghazghkull Thraka was created as an example of a Goff Ork leader for this sample warband, with a unique converted miniature. A chunkier official miniature was released in the 1994 Catalogue .

A wounded Ork boss keeps firing while a painboy performs an organ transplant, as Ultramarines close in on their position (Kevin Walker, Warhammer 40,000 Battle Manual , Games Workshop, 1992). This and the Vehicle Manual were the final supplements for Rogue Trader before the publication of 2nd ed 40K the following year.