Hello everyone ! We have seen last month some old Ral Partha miniatures and some Metal Magic beauties, let's continue this way for this month. Trying to mix as many range of miniatures in the same regiment as possible !
I started with my beastmen. I had some very old citadel miniatures, but also some others from other ranges like Cthulhu's Metal Magic (Dunwich Horror), Knighmare miniatures, and Grenadier Miniatures.
Once all fixed on the right base and all put side by side, they are all good to me :)
I also mixed miniatures that are technically not beastmen, like orcs, goblourd, and even 2 barbarians but I think they look cute all together, don't they ?
Master !!! We are coming !!!
Behold ! the first, the original chaos spawn (4th miniature starting by the left)
Did you noticed the horse had 6 legs ? The sacred number !!!
Then I had more time so I painted some furies. You will recognize easily the GW's ones, but also some Metal Magic's Dunwich Horrors and finaly 2 harlequin squig like creatures... I recruit them all !!
Basically now I am done with troops !! So next month will be about characters and maybe my baggage train. Will see !
Points value :
20 beastmen, shields and hand weapons, light armours. Musicians and standard bearer : 264 pts
I was keeping secretly this amazing box from Ral Partha, "the Draconians". It is an old treasure I have seen in my childhood many times, and I never succeed to get it.
Fortunately, I put my hairy hands on a box in a second hand store at a fair price (35€), I was going to achieve a goal I had since my childhood, how fantastic !
I wanted to do something new, with different colours. I am tired of painting everything in pink :) So I imagined them as kin of a Red Drake.
In game, I will play them as furies. I might create my own rules, to make a regiment of renom, I will see.
Here they come, the Astharogh's offsrping :
I finished them early, so I decided to paint another regiment. I worked on my ungors/lesser beastmen/chaos thugs. Those miniatures are from Metal. Magic's range.
I was truly and pleasantly surprised by the quality of these figurines. The sculpting is fine—not too detailed, yet full of creativity—and very realistic. I had so much fun painting them. I hope you will enjoy them too !!
Beware the chaos leprechaun !!!
And of course, I want to share you the music that has been with me all month long, and that inspired me so much, the infamous and almighty French Black Metal band, Blessed in Sin ! "Par le sang du Christ"
Look at this album cover, isn't it all about Slaanesh beastmen and minotaurs ???