Blood for the Blog God...

Here's the latest addition to the army, a unit of mighty, if tiny, Chaos Knights for my Warmaster army:

And here's a picture of them with the rest of the army:

 

I think that lot comes in at about 2000 points. Next on the paint station are two units of Warmaster Ogres and then I'm going to revisit the green harpies you can see in the picture - they're going to be far less green and far more black and red to tie in with everything else.

The Inquistion are coming...

It may not look much, but these four servo-skulls should be enough to strike fear into the dark hearts of any foolish enough to turn from the Emperor's light. Why? Because these four skulls-on-sticks are the vanguard of Inquisitor Coteaz and his Grey Knight strike force. That one with the big red eye, he's looking at you...

What the skulls haven't spotted is that they're hovering just in front of the latest box to land in the games room. Dark Vengeance is in the house and ready to be unboxed tonight!

Man O War Dwarf Fleet

Today's offering is a little different. After an hour or so of faffing about with tiny gyrocopters, my Dwarf Man O War fleet is finally done. For better or worse I decided to forgo the traditional 'Red Period' colours and went with a more muted scheme that's fairly close to the Dreadfleet Dwarf ship.

The Fleet:












Dreadnoughts:










Ironclads:

Monitors:

Nautilus:

Gyrocopters:
















Balloons:

Warmaster Dark Emissary

Here's my most recent model, the long oop Warmaster Dark Emissary:

The best thing about painting this miniature is the fact that he was completed in one session (about two hours) and it was really nice to focus on just a single miniature for once. The only disappointment is the base which I would really like to have worked on further but as he's part of the Chaos army I didn't want to deviate from the standard (and quick) basing scheme.

One the paint station now:

Man O War Gyrocopters
4 40K Servoskulls
Warmaster Chaos Knights