Returning to the Fragged and other universes (Spring Clean Challenge: 2025)

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July 7, 2025

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This should be the final entry for this project as I am now going to move both the Dark Conspiracy and Fragged Empire (still waiting for decals) to their own regular projects.

I have just finished the last 5 figures from my original box of half finished DC models, and whilst in the spirit of Spring Clean Challenge I have finished off 8 samurai models.

I will start with the samurai models as they are a slight diversion.

I had fully painted all the basic colours on these, but I progressed no further as I was intimidated by decorations on the fabric. But looking at these models I was happy with the basic paint scheme completed over a year ago, so I decided to just finish the basing and call them done. I may return at a later date to add decorations to cloth.

Some more models i decided to rebase for Dark Conspiracy project, two Hounds of Tindaloos from Modiphius, a floating fat man from Hasslefree, a mound of flesh (son of yog sothoth) from Fenris models and all hooded Cthulhu cultist with tentacles (manufacturer unknown)

The final 5 DC models from my original unfinished project. A werewolf i bought many years ago at SALUTE (sorry do not remember company) and four zombie types from Hasslefree.

A close up of the zombie types. Tooth fairy, two regular zombies and yhat yellow bastard inspired by Sin City.

All the models I have finished for DC project in this Spring Clean Challenge.

Even though up until now I have been unable to finish the original Fragged Empire Models as some components failed to arrive in time (I will finish as soon as stuff arrives as am still inspired to complete these), I have completed over 60 models for a few projects during this challenge which I am really pleased with.

I will be creating a project dedicated to my DC project this week, and projects for Devilry Afoot and Fragged Empire over the next couple of months.

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