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It's hard to say. How much do your arms shake? Is it throwing off your form? If not it's probably ok.

Great stuff! Sounds like a really fun event.

I was so hype for it when it came out and then all the release woes just made me lose all enthusiasm. Tbh I don't have space for this kind of board game in my gaming existence atm but it would be a very fun painting project at some point.

The difficulty of home weight set ups is that even if you are strong as fuck, upper body stuff is going to use much lighter weights than lower body.

Up to 20kg could be a good start, but might be worth doubling up on some of the higher weight ones for lower body work. Can always buy more later.

Might be worth just getting a day pass at a local gym, having an idea of the movements you want to do with the kettlebells, and seeing where you're at with them, as a guideline for what stuff to start with. Can always buy heavier ones when you're stronger.

Massive improvement! Nice work.

Nice! Love muddy marines.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cy3Ma3XIW­qX/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

Lush! That candy red is (apparently) quite easy to achieve with some tamiya clear paints over metallics.

Yeah yellow is a bit of a pig to paint, especially over black. Worth checking out this video for some good methods: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwnFf-KlykI

If you want simple and straightforward then getting a yellow rattle can for priming is definitely the way to go, especially if you're doing an army of marines.

And in general if you're painting something where you need good coverage, generally many thin coats is better than slapping it on, will help to not obscure detail.

Also +1 to the stuff sumo has said.

It looks like the paint might be a little thick, meaning that the wash might have more trouble running into the recesses. So for future paint jobs maybe try thinning your paint a bit more for your basecoats, or going lighter on the primer.

Space marines aren't a great case for all over washing, since there's so many flat surfaces, so you'll commonly end up with this kind of splodgy look. The standard thing to do here for the sort of GW base/wash/highlight approach is base coat -> wash -> tidy up the flat / raised surfaces with the basecoat colour again (optionally then go into highlights). Alternatively maybe selectively apply the wash, just putting it in the recesses you want it in, and then tidy up any small overspill with the base coat again.

ty folks

Came 2nd at Stranglebowl (blood bowl) on Saturday. 90 coaches there so pretty pleased with the result! Especially cause I finished painting the team the day before. I did have to glue some of the trophy back together after putting it in a bag to go to the pub.

Yeah the stores are the same as they used to be, just renamed/rebranded. They still sell the games that don't have warhammer in the title like kill team, blood bowl, etc.

Nice, let us know how it goes! Lizards are strong. I think there's some good rules cheat sheets out there.

I don't know if GW ever explicitly said why they did it, but I think it's just for accessibility - when a kid says "I want warhammer for christmas!" it's easier for parents to know where to go. A lot of adult / more experienced hobbyists won't buy anything from actual GW stores cause all 3rd party store offer a discount.

I bought some of the new ironjawz for AoS and building the new weirdbrutez just made me so sad. they're such cool models but they go together so badly. Just feel really poorly thought out.

I had trouble with the kind of airbrush/compressor that @Sumo suggested but it was second hand so could have been that, I know that a lot of people get on well with them.

I know that a lot of people use this compressor: https://www.scalemodelshop.co.uk/as18-2-airbrush-compressor-as18-2-p17367/

and generally as long as you get a dual action brush you should be alright, if you're on a budget, can always upgrade later. A lot of people keep their beginner brush for priming and get a fancier one that they use for other stuff. .4mm needle+nozzle is a good covers-everything size.

I think open window and a good respirator are worthwhile. Acrylics aren't dangerous to consume generally but it's really best not to breath in stuff that's not air.

I have this: https://elementgames.co.uk/paints-hobby-and-scenery/Airbrushes-accessories/airbrush-and-compressor-bundles/cult-of-paint-workhorse-bundle and have been very happy with it, but understand it is a little $$$ for some to commit to as a first set up.

Unfortunately not! Playing at a different tourney in nottingham this weekend though!

Good luck! What team are you playing?

Entered 2 of the big UK blood bowl tournaments next year (UK Team Championship and NAF Championship). Now I have to actually try to git gud.

very cool! love creating my own lore behind armies and stuff, it's a great part of the hobby.

Thanks, and yeah the necro are very "did you not think about practicality when you designed this?".

couple things I painted recently. Rat ogre, and a necromantic horror blood bowl team I did a speedpaint lighting effect on so I could get the team built and painted in a week for a tournament yesterday, pictured on a matching pitch. Was a fun day, 10th out of 30, 2-1-1 record. Would have been 3-1-0 but a dwarf team managed to do exactly what they needed and got some fortunate dice in order to equalise on the final turn.

Nice! Is this an existing chapter or a homebrew one?

Looking great but that's so annoying! Hopefully can find a character or something to fill that slot.

Thanks folks.

Well done! That's great.

I'm just getting back into big army games again, going to build a new aos army and maybe try out some local events.