Post by citizen on Oct 11, 2018 10:08:08 GMT
It's a strange time in history to begin a new 8th Edition army, but I just couldn't help myself. I'm sorry but I can't work out how to show images in this post. I made an Imgur gallery for it, here it is:
imgur.com/a/NiXfT0A
The Black Knights have so many pieces left on the sprue after making the Hexwraiths that you can just about make them too. I had many spare Wood Elf banners that I cut up to make flowing drapery from under their barding. I think that suits their Spectral Steeds rule of ethereal movement too coincidentally. The horse heads were left over from Wild Rider conversions long ago.
The three Necromancers are the choices of riders from the High Elf dragon kit. I had painted it as a Forest Dragon and used a Wood Elf mount so they were left unused. They didn't have standing legs so I badly made some robes out of modelling clay. A little bit of bitzing and I think that the sculpts really lent themselves to being painted as Vampire Counts.
I love the extra creative challenge of Poorhammer and kitbashing.
I would love to hear your feedback and opinions.
Thanks for looking, Citizen.
imgur.com/a/NiXfT0A
The Black Knights have so many pieces left on the sprue after making the Hexwraiths that you can just about make them too. I had many spare Wood Elf banners that I cut up to make flowing drapery from under their barding. I think that suits their Spectral Steeds rule of ethereal movement too coincidentally. The horse heads were left over from Wild Rider conversions long ago.
The three Necromancers are the choices of riders from the High Elf dragon kit. I had painted it as a Forest Dragon and used a Wood Elf mount so they were left unused. They didn't have standing legs so I badly made some robes out of modelling clay. A little bit of bitzing and I think that the sculpts really lent themselves to being painted as Vampire Counts.
I love the extra creative challenge of Poorhammer and kitbashing.
I would love to hear your feedback and opinions.
Thanks for looking, Citizen.
