The Chronicles Of Will

  It has been a while since I have updated my blog as I have been spending my time by delving into the world of 3d design and trying my hand at creating ships for Battlefleet Gothic. I have opened up a cults3d shop where almost all of my designs are available for FREE   https://cults3d.com/en/users/Fusion_Shipyards/3d-models The program I have been using just runs from your web browser www.tinkercad.com  and has been brilliant for an amateur like me to get to grips with 3d design as it feels a bit like digital lego. Get this cube, merge it with this sphere, cut a section off and so on. Very easy! I first got started with downloading free STL files I found on cults3d and thingverse (mostly italianmoose designs) , importing them into tinkercad and cutting them up and splicing together to essentially digitally kitbash! After a while I got confident with making my own shapes and then started adding my own shapes to these digital designs. Using this method I was able to make some ships that

  Just thought I would mix it up a little and share my current projects with a quick and dirty blog post. Back when I was a kid, I loved to collect warhammer models but never played a game. The models I bought were 5th edition lizardmen. I collected them in a haphazard way, one terradon, one cold one... couple of skink archers etc.. very random but fine considering I never gamed with them. That has now all changed now with the introduction to my wargaming club wycombe warband - https://www.facebook.com/groups/397460790427301 of the game Dragon Rampant. The game doesn't have lizardmen but instead works on generics.. "heavy infantry", "big monster" etc.... which is great as everybody is fielding some very old school Ral Partha minis from the 70s... So with this in mind, I took a visit to my parents and dug out my ancient lizardmen models. Some were in pretty poor shape but nothing that I cannot fix. Luckily the paint I applied as a 13 year old kid wasn't overl