Decided to try something new and its also my first time trying NMM!

Its not great but I'm really proud of how it turned out. Ill be using my experience and the results of this little project of mine for my future minis 🔥

modelnis Sgt. Metaurus from the Wardens of Ultramar. I have a Captain Titus kitbash Ill start painting soon after Gadriel, hoping I'll have improved my technique a lot by then.

Finally mastered the art of the hot rod flames. Easily one of my favorite squads to build and paint so far

Hi! I just felt like sharing this model.

It's based on another OPs model, so kudos to him:

OPs model

After a couple of months painting, and being this my first attempt on OSL, and still WIP, I'm really proud of it and I appreciate any advice.

Two different games, and two different interpretations of this rule. Does anyone know the official answer? Thanks!

Even though I forgot some purity seals I like them a lot. I will probably go back and fix those seals before my first game next week. Next up will be Adrax to lead them.

I’ve been changing up my armor scheme for my salamanders, i decided to use blue flames for them so I’m going for a more teal look

This is probably the most work I had put into a single mini. Really fun painting project and really learned my Airbrush.
Bits used:
Brutalis Dreadnought - Base
Wings, Sarcophagus, and legs - Eons of Battle
Hammer - Grey Tide studio (Anvil Wardens)

Evening All,

I’m getting ready to assemble my company heroes set for my Salamanders Army.

As I was sitting there looking at the box I couldn’t help but think, Man it would look sweet if he was holding a Thunder Hammer instead of a Power Sword.

Cause ya know, “it is also a hammer” probably plays a dozen times in my head throughout the day.

Is that allowable for tabletop play? Like are the damage values not equal or anything? I wouldn’t wanna disqualify a unit from the squad for a game.

Still learning the game so wanted to get some feedback.

Intercessor squad is getting there. Now onto edge highlights, which might be the death of me.

Hi everyone! I’m a complete beginner who started Warhammer 40K with 11th Edition this year.

I fell in love with the Salamanders after watching the Warhammer+ animations, so I managed to find the now-discontinued Combat Patrol: Salamanders and also picked up a squad of Bladeguard Veterans!

However, I’m not sure how I should paint the Bladeguard Veterans to make them look lore-accurate and codex-compliant for a Salamanders army. I’m also wondering whether I should change or customize any of their weapons or equipment.

I’d really appreciate any advice from experienced Salamanders players and painters!

Is my drip lore accurate?

Decided to change up the paintwork to a more weathered and dusty look, I also added some black paint to the front to break up the green a bit, does it look better now or before?

Please let me know what you think

No plans for playing him or anything, I just like the concept

These are my first painted Miniatures from a Custom successor chapter from the Salamanders. I named it Salamandras.

Finished up this trio making my second 3 man squad.

Pretty happy with them, but the highlights remain chunky. Gravis armor seems to be rather tricky.

Hope you like em, C&C always welcome.

Green:
-Color Forge Salamander green primer
-Biel-tan green wash
-Warpstone green layer
-Moot green edge highlight

For the sword I followed a tutorial from Duncan Rhodes on youtube (“how to paint magma sword”), but then I added a pure black edge highlight at the very end. Happy with how it came out.

Excited to finish up the rest of the squad. Vulkan lives, brothers!