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[hobby] Warhammer 40k - Tech priest Enginseer

on September 12, 2026

Made this first techpriest for my Imperial guard. It's really refreshing to paint these old models and wonder how they could make so much detail by hand sculpting details.

40K Hobby Imperial Guard

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