Truth be told I just don't enjoy playing Warhammer 40k these days - it was the game we all grew up on, huge games on the living room floor with scenery improvised from anything you could find, half painted armies blu-tacked together, it never quite went away. But as an actual game it seems a bit simplistic even if we do have some nicely painted stuff these days...
With that in mind here are a few shots of the collections we've amassed over the years - god knows how much we've spent, to say nothing of the time invested in getting it all done. First up some pics of Steve's almost complete Preatorians - back in the day these were produced by as a limited run by GW for a "Rourke's Drift" themed display when we all worked for GW, even remember painting some for the event:
Group shot with his converted Highlanders front right
Some of the sergeant and extra casualty figures are very characterful
Some of his converted cavalry with the HQ in the background
Lascannon teams as support
Group shot from a while back - very simple two stage brown wash used 
Wraithlord conversion - one of my vavourites to do as the original model is very static looking - cutting into the knee joints meant i could get a more dynamic pose. 
Group shot with the Vypers in the foreground - some of the nicest platstic kits produced by GW at the time. 
Guardians in the foreground to show scale - have another Wraithlord to finish for these guys - one rainy day maybe...
