Warhammer Fantasy Revisited

This week I hooked in and got the base colours down on all the remaining models for the Khorne, Tzeentch and Nurgle models. I have just one more mini to finish, the Slaanesh champion, and then I’ll have hit my goal. I had intended to get all the in progress minis hit with an AP Strong Tone varnish this weekend, but there is too much smoke outside presently (horrendous bushfire season) so I’ll wait for the air to clear a little (possibly Friday according to the current forecast) and then get that done. Then after 24 hours for it to settle it will be a matt varnish and then batch basing everything. Have I mentioned basing is not my favorite thing… Possibly once or twice 😛

Colours used – Army Painter Skeleton Bone on the horns and skulls (always best to carry a few spare skulls into battle in case somebody cracks yours open with a hammer and you need to replace it quickly… Note: Not an actual doctor here, just wanted to clarify that in case there was any confusion…) and cloak highlights, AP Barbarian Flesh on the skin tone for the Khorne Champion that I painted up as a Nurgle Champion and ended up looking like the Angry Conflicted Christmas Champion…), Vallejo Model Colour German Cam Beige WW2 for the base layer on the cloaks and cloth and highlights on flags, VMC Cavalry Brown on the Nurgle gloves and boots, VMC Oily Steel on all the metals, VMC Brass on the gold bits as it saves doing multiple coats as I would have had to have done with gold (Time Saving FTW), VMC Leather Brown on the belts and straps, VMC English Uniform WW2 on the banners and cloak fur, VMC Black Green on the Nurgle cloaks (Think I used AP Angel Green on the original batch but this is what I had on hand and it looks like a pretty close match) and VMC Russian Uniform WW2 on the Nurgle cloak fur.