minature wargaming

I'm a longtime enjoyer of tabletop games, starting with a hyperfixation on RPGs such as Dungeons and Dragons. My first experience with wargaming happened when I picked up the game Gaslands and got my siblings in on it. I carry a lot of what I learned from these games (resourcefulness, kitbashing, homebrewing, and a focus on storytelling) forward into my current wargaming sessions. I view peak wargaming as a collaborative writing medium through which to develop characters, worlds, and stories.

My first 40k army and my largest collection. Originally they were only supposed to be something for my Tau to fight in skirmish scale games, but they quickly became my main focus.

The unfortunate sons of Sanguinius, leaning into fast attack and melee as these are things I cannot get from Guard.

Got into battletech recently, and of course the combined-arms faction with a low win rate appealed to me. (imperial guard brainworms)

My undead Mordhiem warband based on the Lego Castle faction of the same name. Makes heavy use of multiple Wargames Atlantic kits as well as Soulblight Gravelords from Age of Sigmar.

Various terrain building and painting projects

Gunpla conversions and kitbashes for tabletop games