Warhammer Fantasy Revisited
Army Painter Method: 1 - Pile Of Shame: 0
And, we’re done for 2019. 1,033 miniatures, and 12 forces, painted to a tabletop level in one year. A huge and sincere thank you to everyone who has encouraged me along the way, via various means. This was genuinely fun (despite my incessant grumbling about basing…) and it was a nice way to de-stress and unwind as I was progressing.
I’ll probably close off this project as it is becoming slightly unwieldy, and open a new one for my fantasy work in 2020. I am, however, keen to get stuck into some historicals and cyberpunk, so there should be a reduced focus on just spamming out small forces …
And yes, all square bases here (except for the round ones of course…) 😉
Khorne Force - 2 blocks of 5 knights, 3 blocks of foot, 2 chariots, some characters and a few miscellaneous models to bulk out existing forces.
Tzeentch Force - 2 blocks of knights, 2 blocks of foot and 2 characters. Have another block of chosen foot and lots of daemons to add to this force down the line...
Nurgle Force. 2 Blocks of knights, a chariot and 5 blocks of foot. The foot units with great weapons were from Avatars of War and were slightly more challenging to assemble. Once I had worked out it was easier to do one part on all the minis (ie legs on to bases for each, then torsos on to legs on each once they had dried etc) rather than actioning one at a time they went together much easier. They were great fun tio paint though and nicely complement their GW counterparts.
Slaanesh Force - 2 blocks of foot, a block of daemons and a couple of characters. I have not been able to get a photograph of the daemons where the skin has not appeared washed out but have attached some additional attempts below. It appears a lot warmer in real life...
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