conversion

5-bloodknights

1-stonehorn

1-hellbrute?

3-primed space marine character

1-unassembled choas lord on karkadrack

1-changling

1-ogar tyrant

20-painted black templar space marines

        2 lascannons, 1 plasma gun, 2 powerfist, one melta. 

13-witches

1-dark eldar character

3-Medusa

1-archon

14-kobalite warriors

9-Jetbikes

5-dark eldar blade riders

2-raider

1-VoidRaven bomber

3-venoms

1-(Original style Case)

9-Britonians knights

12-briteion peasants

9-black knights

Box of Eldar Guardians

Unopened box of Ork Nobz

Space marine land raider

3-blight drones

1-storm talon

1-venerable dreadnought

1-old school fate weaver

Deamon herald of Nurgle

3-space marine bikes

1-storm cast eternal hero

33- ghouls painted

Space marine dreadnought

2-landspeeders

Here is a group of Tau Devilfish transports for 40K.  I recently sold these.  I had them for a much larger Tau army, but in more competitive games they weren’t that helpful.  I used them as board control in previous editions and had a lot of fun, but now tanks just disappear from the board, which makes play smoother, but a bit more boring.  Anyway, just too overcosted in 8th edition.  I hope their new owner finds good use for them.

If I don’t use a model in a whole year it’s time to sell it!

I still dream of a time when I don’t have to sell any models and I have space to just store and display everything.  Well, I used to have that back in Spanish Fork, perhaps I will have it again.

Shawn

Hey Hey BTP fans!  Just finished up this Mephiston with magnetized arm options.  Perfect for a Blood Angels 40K army.  Who thought to have an option where he’s sniffing his two forefingers?  It’s the little things.

We’re open for new projects now. Contact bluetablepainting@gmail.com for a quote.

This is a limited offer; two slots.

$5000 for a $10,000 assembly/painting credit

or

$3000 for a $5,000 assembly/painting credit

or

$2000 for a $3,000 assembly/painting credit

Once you pay, the credit becomes available by by degree each month over ten months.

This is the best shot. Not cumulative with other specials. Can only be used for new projects (not to pay off old ones).

This is first come, first-served. Please contact me via email at bluetablepainting@gmail.com if interested.

It is 2019. January 1st marks fifteen years in business. Scoreboard: clocking in at over 8000 projects. I am about to turn fifty. My predominant feeling is one of accomplishment. I feel like I’ve accomplished a lot in life. I’ve had my adventures and many profound human experiences.

My other feeling is “what’s the point of that?”

When I saw my father dying, the cancer having spread to his bones, and I was given time alone with him to say goodbye, he grabbed my hand and he was trying to say something, but only his lips moved, like a skeleton burning in desert of agony. I could only thing “what’s the point of this?” Here was a man, admittedly a tragic hero, who had made his mistake but also soared to the heights of recovery and love. In his later years he was absorbed into a different family by his common law wife. They knew him as a different man, adored him. He was a different person. But it didn’t matter in the end. Just… suffering. Now it’s fifteen years later and I realize that his story doesn’t have to be my story. That was then. This is now.

In October 2014 my wife of twenty years and I went down to file our divorce papers. As we left walking back to the studio she was shaking with emotion. I had never seen her like that. Twenty years. “What was the point of that?” And it’s an endless cycle of this same thing.

Even the joys of life are repetitious.

Here are my highlights:
I grew up in Southern Oregon in the eighties, a magic place of forests and books. 1969-1987
I served a Mormon mission in Santiago, Chile. 1990-1992 (left the church in 2014)
I went to Southern Oregon University for six years. 1993-1999
I owned a game shop selling miniatures battles stuff. 1997-2000
I was an elementary school teacher (fourth grade) 1999-2003
I ran a company Blue Table Painting. 2004-2019+
I saw my five children born by two different mothers- 1999, 2001, 2004, 2008, 2016

It feels more like writing a book. What’s the point of writing a book? Maybe I’m on a cosmic reality show– mind-blanked and driving a meat puppet for the entertainment of my intergalactic subscribers.