According to wordpress this little blog has now accummulated 1000 images on 80 pages and 97 posts. It’s been a productive 7 months!
As promised, here are some pics of the finished Tzeentchian core: Two covens and some fire support. The models are a blend of corrupted Imperial Guard infantry, Chaos Marines, Flamers and Cultists.
Simple conversion: Some 40k gargoyle heads from the chaos vehicle sprue and some old style Sentinels.
Well, February was the month of “almost done”. I started off relatively strong with the last Iron Warrior models and then everything fell apart.
I almost finished:
Tzeentch flyers (but ran out of Asuremen Blue wash)
Slaneesh Knights/Titants (but ran out of Leviathan Purple Wash)
Khorne Transports (but ran out … no wait, I just ran out of time with these… finished the conversion and basecoat though)
I did get something done though. A somewhat disappointing 1600 points, but still better than nothing:
Iron Warriors:
2 Hell Talons – 300 points
1 Iron Cult Objective
Slaneesh:
1 Slaneesh Altar – 150 points
Tzeentch (pics to follow in the next few days – these were a “weekend sprint”):
24 Cultists with command (2 covens) – 400 points
4 Traitor Fire Support – 100 points
1 Altar of Chaos – 150 points
4 Traitor Sentinels – 100 points
4 Silver Towers – 325 points
Oh, and I finished lots and lots of terrain bitz so that I can finally finish up some of the Mordheim buildings.
This is how a completed army looks like 🙂
Click on pics for bigger versions. Top tray are the core elements, bottom tray are the specialists. Top tray:
Left column, front to back: Regimental HQ with Snipers (nope, they wouldn’t be fielded that way…), Infantry Company, Fire Support and Ogryn squads with transports
Middle column, front to back: Infantry Company, Rough Rider Company, Hell Hounds and Salamander
Right column, front to back: Vanquishers, two Tank Companies, Demolishers, Executioners
Bottom Tray:
Left column, front to back: Super Heavy Tanks (4 Baneblades, 2 Shadowswords, 1 Stormhammer), Deathstrike Missile Launcher, Objectives, Bunkers
Middle left column, front to back: Basilisk Company, Bombards, Manticores, Hydra Flak Company
Middle right column, front to back: Storm Trooper, Valkyries, Vultures, Thunderbolts, Marauder Bomber
Right column, front to back: Objective, Sentinels, Leviathan
Comes to about 9800 points total. And there is absolutely nothing left to paint for this army, unless I stumble upon a Capitol Imperialis at a reasonable cost at some point.
And their big brothers from the Warhammer 40k cabinet. This was actually my very first 40k army. The infantry models are all from the old Rogue Trader plastic kit, so much of this stuff is close to two decades old. The Baneblade is from Armorcast.
The Green Horde in all its completed glory. A solid 12885 points of greenish glow. The trays are occupied by Clan, so we have:
Top tray, left: Bad Moon Clan with lots of Nobz, a Big Mob, many Big Gun formations with Mekboyz, a dozen Gun Wagons including Wierdboy Towers, and a Stompa Mob with Supa Stompa
Top tray, middle: Blood Axe Clan with Stormboyz, a Mob, Kommandoes and Objective
Top tray, right: Goff Clan with Stompas, a Huge Mob with Dreadnoughts and Kans, and a dozen Gun Wagons
Bottom tray, left: Evil Sunz Clan with Bikes, LOTS of Buggies, Wartracks and Scorchas, some Deathkoptas, a dozen Gun Wagons, Gargant, Fighta-Bombas, Landa and Objective
Botom tray, right: Deathskullz Clan with a Huge Mob, Battle Wagons, Stompa Mob with Supa Stompa, a dozen Gun Wagons, Flak Wagons, two Gun Fortresses, a Battle Fortress, Objective and Great Gargant
Hidden at the back of the tray are the Snakebite Clan Boar Boyz, Squiggoth and Squig Catapults (in the middle)
My 40k Ork horde is still unpainted, so I added a snapshot of their less technologically advanced cousins from the Warhammer world instead. This was my very first Warhammer army (and thus first miniature army at all). From the glory days of 1988 to 1992. They actually got replaced by my first wave of interest in Epic in the early 90’s (a huge collection that I regrettably sold at the end of the 90’s – only to slowly buy everything back at inflated prices now 😦 ).
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Flames of War Ruined Huts
I finished some bombed out 15mm buildings. These will mostly be used for rural landscapes in Flames 0f War (say in Russia) but the lack of “tech” on the models also makes them useful for quite a range of earlier historical periods. They are a rough match for my undamanged wooden huts below. All models are resin cast from unknown manufacturers (or at least I forgot…).
Tzeentch is the neglected little step child in my chaos collection. Not only is the smallest army but also the least painted. Once completed its supposed to be 2800 points for the Thousand Sons (Black Legion list) and 1850 points for the Lost and the Damned.
Left column, front to back: Retinue with Rhinos, Flamers, Discs of Tzeentch
Middle left column, front to back: Havocs with Rhinos, Dreadnoughts, Thousand Sons with Rhinos, Deathwheel
Middle right column, front to back: Magnus the Red, Daemon Prince, Lord of Change and Firelords (the big empty flying bases – models are lying on the right of the bases), Silver Towers, Doomwings
Right column, front to back: Coven with Altar, Coven, Fire Support squad, Feral Titan and Warlord Titan
I don’t even have a 40k “big brother” for these guys. I felt so bad that I took a pic of the other “blue” 40k army in my cabinet. At least there is comfort in colour-matches.
Slow but steady progress on the Khorne Feral Titan. I extended the multi-layer domed head from the resin face piece and smoothed out the torso walls. The back piece is cut out from a plastic Ork Stompa with the tiled roof part removed. Most of the side of the torso will be hidden by the weapons so this is getting close to the finish line.
The Chaos legion has grown large enough to warrant god-specific pages. I removed the combined “Black Legion” page and added pages for Nurgle, Slaneesh, Tzeentch, Khorne and Undivided (Iron Warriors). They can all be found under Games & Armies\Epic Armageddon. The pages include all the new photos from the last few months of the ToEG competition as well.
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