So I've had several people who've visited my workroom ask if I'll show some of my armies, not knowing which to show first I've photographed a sample and will let you decide which you'd like to see first, this might also help me finish some of these forces.
" DEMONS "
First up is a couple of models from my Slaneesh Demon force
First off is a conversion of Abyssa based off of Wayne Englands artwork from the visions of Heresay books, here is the original art I based it off
Next up is a Herald on steed, this was another conversion
" PINK & BLACK ATTACK "
next up are a couple of examples from my Emperor's Children Army
First is a converted Forgeworld Dreadnought, this was painted in pink with black markings to denote not being a noise marine.
This is a converted noise marine champion in terminator armour, as you can see he's painted black with pink markings to denote being a noise marine.
" DEATH FROM ABOVE "
Next are a couple of examples from my chapter of space marines the Night Hawks, these featured in White Dwarf 231 many years ago
This is the captain of my scout company Captain Tranquillitatis
This is the chaplain for my scout company Serenitatis
" THEY DELIGHT IN YOUR TORTURE "
Next up is two of the three clans I have for my Dark Eldar
This is one of the raiders for my Wych Cult, the " Cult Of The Crimson Veil "
Last up is a Razorwing Fighter by Forgeworld, this is part of my "Kabal of the Bloody Claw"
Still very busy with shows at the moment, but hopefully should have more time from next week to do some new bits, until next time have fun !
Cheers Dave
" DEMONS "
First up is a couple of models from my Slaneesh Demon force
First off is a conversion of Abyssa based off of Wayne Englands artwork from the visions of Heresay books, here is the original art I based it off
Next up is a Herald on steed, this was another conversion
" PINK & BLACK ATTACK "
next up are a couple of examples from my Emperor's Children Army
First is a converted Forgeworld Dreadnought, this was painted in pink with black markings to denote not being a noise marine.
This is a converted noise marine champion in terminator armour, as you can see he's painted black with pink markings to denote being a noise marine.
" DEATH FROM ABOVE "
Next are a couple of examples from my chapter of space marines the Night Hawks, these featured in White Dwarf 231 many years ago
This is the captain of my scout company Captain Tranquillitatis
This is the chaplain for my scout company Serenitatis
" THEY DELIGHT IN YOUR TORTURE "
Next up is two of the three clans I have for my Dark Eldar
This is one of the raiders for my Wych Cult, the " Cult Of The Crimson Veil "
Last up is a Razorwing Fighter by Forgeworld, this is part of my "Kabal of the Bloody Claw"
Still very busy with shows at the moment, but hopefully should have more time from next week to do some new bits, until next time have fun !
Cheers Dave
Slaanesh is (was - when I played) my favourite of the Chaos Gods, so my vote would be for them ... But seeing the Marines, the colours and painting, and I'm thinking those would be worth asking to see first too.
Dark Eldar were just emerging on the scene when last I played any of GW's games, so I'm not too familiar with them. In fact, Forge World was still a relatively young addition at the point when I lost interest in miniature gaming for a number of years. Anyway, my vote is Slaanesh. Closely followed by the Marines.
The marines are my oldest army and have been adding to them and refining their character and background for many years, very much a labour of love, and eventually would like to complete the entire chaptor
After a think over a brew, I'm casting my vote for the Cult Of The Crimson Veil :-)
Love the Night Hawks as well very nice paintjobs especially the captains battle scarred face.
I love that scheme on the Dark Eldar. I always felt that the Dark Eldar a strange range. Some of them never really live up to the artwork and lack the grace that comes across with the Eldar.
The Night Hawks will always be my favourite as they were my first army and my creation rather than following a codex chapter.
When Dark Eldar first came out, the model range was very limited, second edition gave a lot more variety but seemed to slip into spikey eldar, which ment a lot more conversion work was needed.