Having only been in the hobby since January 23 (being persuaded with little force by friends) and never painted miniatures before this has been a hugely enjoyable experience and hopefully you like the results I achieved after 5 months.

As what i think most people do, I chose to dive straight in with a theme that I found online and edit it to suit me.

Having initially started with a black and orange theme that was inspired by Tomb Kings in Space – Necron Dice Box found on [https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/blog/433826.page.</font>

I developed a bunch of snow "glowcrons". - Using fluorescent orange to really stand out under the UV light.

After painting several units and a trip to Warhammer world I was inspired to change direction slightly and move away from the menacing black and orange and create another sub-fraction of Ice blue Snowcorns.

Having made the bases myself using resources from youtube and information from Dark goblin miniatures [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML4W1zWOsjU I have developed an army I am proud of.

After starting with smaller warrior models and canoptek units I progressed onto ghost arks ( my personal favourite model)

With these being successful and looking to grow my army (and addiction) I moved towards the CTAN. I wanted a signature showpiece that would really stand out in the crowd on Snowcrons.

After some research I found a scheme by Jaymis Horsey which I fell in love with. [https://www.jaymishorsey.com/miniatures/ctan-shard-of-the-void-dragon/

After careful planning I was able to bring my own CTAN up to a reasonable standard using Greys, purples and pinks.

Not resting on my models I then decided it would be time to go further and paint more units. Immortals, Wraiths and eventually up to a new Monolith.

Before starting the monolith everything previously was brush painted. Once again after doing some research about how to paint monoliths and different styles I came across a video from Slayer Miniatures [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgEiLLwL3n4&t=435s which blew my mind.

Immediately I went and brought and airbrush and practised straight away. After a week of going mad witht he airbrush trying to learn and nearly giving up i Succeeded in getting some success out of it. Along with y new skill of airbrushing I tried dry-brushing something that I just did not have in my arsenal of tools and couldn't get right. using my new weapons I attacked my monolith.

The results were amazing to think I could achieve this after 5 months was madness but here I am.

The latest to be added to the collection is some lokhust heavy destroyers.

Now onto the silent king and any further units that I'm preparing :)

Check back for more progress.

I hope you enjoy the gallery and the process of some of my models.