Citadel 28mm 070620 Runtherd with Snotling pole

Picked up from a bargain bin, I opted for a different colour scheme to the rest of my army to give him extra character.

Citadel 25mm C22 Snotling pump wagon

Always fun to paint, these tiny Greenskins fight from their very wonky pump wagon. The model came like this, but had the option of adding an extra deck, which made it better in Warhammer games. I am fairly sure I had the add on, but like many other models, it has disappeared :(

Nurgle Army #3 - Citadel 28mm Nurglings

Seven was always the 'magic number' for Nurgle, so I always built units of seven. I understand that's changed in more recent editions of the rules, but I don't play 40k any more because it's just got silly and grossly expensive.

As you can see, I stretched a couple of blister packs into seven bases by adding green stuff blobs, flies, rats and other stuff.

Citadel 25mm ORC4 Orc champion Saggrob Spikesticker and C14 Snotling shaman

Part show-piece, part hero unit for Orc army. I like this one.

Citadel 25mm C14 Snotling and C23 Mutant Ogre - Kirby and Gremp

A little bit of a diorama that I recall getting a prize for at Sheffield Triples back in the day.

The base is inexpertly constructed from two 40mm slottabases.

Apparently this Ogre is the rare one of the range, as it constantly destroyed moulds. It's another Jes Goodwin sculpt.

Citadel 25mm Chaos Snotling conversion

In our many games of the excellent Chaosium RPG Stormbringer, there was a constant need for new Demons. There were these bits lying around (broken Scorpion tail, Asgard Chaos helmet) and, y'know.

This was also one of a series of snotling based conversions that used to live in the Games Workshop figure cabinets at Sheffield and Hammersmith - back when it was fun ;)