Some Khorne Daemon hounds for Warmaster, which proved tricky to get in focus for some reason.
And here with the man who'll tell them to Fetch!
I may have a single unit left of these in the Lead Pile.
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Some Khorne Daemon hounds for Warmaster, which proved tricky to get in focus for some reason.
And here with the man who'll tell them to Fetch!
I may have a single unit left of these in the Lead Pile.
Big angry red lad to lead the other angry red lads in search of skulls and blood.
Original GW metal model and a very nice sculpt.
Based and shields added these are good to go in a Midgard game
Mostly BTD metals (you know, the guys who are thieves and charlatans who you should never, ever buy miniatures from as they'll simply rob you) with a few Gripping Beast plastics (lovely chaps who you should definitely buy lots of soldiers from).
A game - an actual, slightly unexpected, game of Midgard in Midgard March.
I'd tentatively arranged a game for after Easter with author James, but that would fall into April - and when Martin and I agreed to a game I was expecting him to continue with Billhooks, but he suggested either Blitzkrieg Commander (we both have armies that have never seen the table) or Midgard. Caught off guard I thumbed through the BKC book and decided that it was too much for me to get my head around in time and so we settled on Midgard.
I took my Saxons who now have rather splendid Midgard magnetic bases that James made for them when he borrowed them for a show - thanks James! Martin had his Arthurian style Britons which he's rebased onto diorama style bases. They looked great and I immediately regretted not taking that approach with my Picts!
A straight up pitched battle would be the thing. I took the standard Saxon list that will be available either in the book or as a supporting download at release time, whereas Martin got creative and built his own version of the Arthur list, heavy on the cavalry and with a wizard - Marlon - along for the ride.
We diced to see who would be attacker and I won, which seemed appropriate - hairy invaders attacking peaceable British natives.
I've been fiddling with a few more Warmaster bits and pieces
A group shot
Some Slaanesh Daemon Cavalry
This is an old GW metal Epic scale Daemonette
She'll do as some sort of character in Warmaster games.
And the frankly rather odd extra monster character thingy from the original Warmaster Chaos character pack.
Doesn't really look like anything else from the Warhammer Fantasy universe (an undead Keeper of Secrets maybe) and it's got bits of what are supposed to be rocks modelled on to it as if busrting from the ground that really don't work. Anyway this one's painted now and can do double duty in both Vhaos Warrior and Daemon forces.
Another group shot to finish with