

Thoughts?
Needs some touching up, but headdress and weapon for my scar veteran/oldblood


Needs some touching up, but headdress and weapon for my scar veteran/oldblood


The mage is from the early 90s, archers from late 90s. Love the old sculpts




Newest addition to my Minihammer/10mm 6th edition project!

I'm not trying to win tournaments but I wonder if these units are 100% nescessary to even play the game or can be replaced (I like lothern sea guard and Ellyrian revers). Also are meele lists good or are elves very ranged focused



Those are quite hard to photo — let alone to position in a straight line)




It didn’t make it in time for my army project, but this weekend I finished painting up my DG4 dragon.
Sculpted by Tom Meier, it’s one of the unusual sculpts that were released by both citadel and Ral Partha. Released in 1984 it can still be purchased today from Ral Partha Legacy.
Paint scheme wise, I was inspired by a close up shot I’d seen of a bearded dragon, but (unusually for me) pushed brighter.
Story wise, this is Qishi the Eye Opener. I’m also working on six Cathayans who took a trip north of the wall and returned as rebels, having encountered Qishi.





I wanted to share the final photos of my Marauder MM30 goblins project.
I went through the whole process from hunting down the miniatures (complete unit with command) and cleaning them up to painting and basing, and now the project is finally finished. It is really satisfying to see this little mob turn out the way I imagined it at the start.
One of the things I love most about these old Marauder goblins is how much character they have. Hard not to admire the incredible work of the Marauder team, whose sculpting gave these goblins so much charm, character. Unmistakable old-school feel.
I tried to keep this old-school look with bright details and enough variety for each goblin to have some individuality while still looking like part of the same unit.
Here is the final result of two years.







Not sure how well this fits the sub. This is related to the rumors about AoS 5th edition but is also heavily related to the End Times. I know these are just rumors, and I hope they are false, but this really upset me, even though I am not a huge AoS fan by any stretch of the imagination.
I started off really liking Skaven and being okay with Archaon. After the End Times, and especially now, I started to really hate them. It is just so obnoxious to have these characters/factions just get win after win handed to them, while destroying and killing everything people loved about the settings in the process. Why should I even care or get invested in these settings if I know that nothing matters and after a few editions we are just going to ignore anything that was set up for years, and just have Archaon and the rat gang just curb-stomp everything to start over. Wow, such grimdark! truly this is a hopeless setting! So annoying...
This sucks, because Skaven are like the only thing remotely original Games Workshop came up with for Fantasy. I really like rats, I love their aesthetics and their culture. I love the clan system and the council of 13. I love the crazy engineering and the frankenstein stuff. I should love this faction but I just no longer can because of GW's shit writing...




Title.
I've got an old Nurgle army for Age of Sigmar which i plan to convert to ToW, I know Chaos Daemons are awful but since i have the army on the shelf i might as well.
But i'm not sure how these gifts of Nurgle work exactly, specifically the Spoilpox Scrivener and Sloppity Bilepipe, you take them as Daemonic gifts for a Daemon Prince or Great Unclean one etc, do they essentially just become cheap Daemonic Heralds of Nurgle and are basically independent? do you deploy them like detatchments?
Basically can someone explain how they work for me :)