Showing posts with label Age of Sigmar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Age of Sigmar. Show all posts
Stormcast Eternal Sequitor
I enlisted for a painting competition for which I had to design a color scheme for Stormcast Eternals. At the moment I was thinking about the Irish flag so I chose white for the armor, green for fabric and orange accents.
Pandemic Census
Ever since the pandemic started I wanted to check my miniature inventory. Today I finally had the mood to take everything out of their boxes. In 2016, I started collecting Warhammer miniatures. I bought a Dark Vengeance set which started my addiction. I gives me joy to own these toys and I relax painting them. I now have Chaos, Orks and Skaven and every Blood Bowl team that was relaunched. I sold the Tyranid army and I bought some Death Guard models. I have around 1200 models with the current cost of 11200 euros.
Note: I did not include miniatures from other boardgames.
Here is the list with everything I have:
Chaos:
Orks:
Skaven:
Finally, all the Blood Bowl teams:
Custom Hellpit Abomination
I 3D printed the model I got from print your monsters with elegoo mars resin.
The Thorns of the Briarqueen
From the beginning I want to say that, for now, this warband will not be completely painted. I started these models for an event at work. I want to show the process of painting a miniature from start to finish.
Lethisian Army vs Verminus
Mission: Battleplan: Lying in Wait
Point Limit: 1000
Deployment Type:
Stormcast Eternals
Allegiance: Lethisian Army
- Leaders
- Lord-Arcanum on Gryph-Charger
- Units
- 2 x 5-man Sequitors
- 3-man Evocators on Dracolines
- 3-man Castigators
- War Machines
- Celestar Ballista
- Endless Spells
- Celestian Vortex
Skaven
Allegiance: Verminus
- Leaders
- Clawlord
- Units
- 40-man Stormvermin
- 2 x 40-man Clanrats
10 before 30: Warhammer World England
So here's number 10! A few months before turning 30, the quest was completed with an outstanding visit to Warhammer World, the source of all magic.
A couple of hours' train ride from London, Nottingham is a charming English city, but who's got time to play tourist when Warhammer World is just a short taxi ride from the train station?
It can take a full day to enjoy all of it and then even more to let it sink in, because there's a lot to see, so much it's overwhelming. First time, people take a lot of photos, to enjoy later, but a second visit would actually give you the time to chill and look things over thoroughly.
The dioramas are impressive, way bigger than you would expect, some are the size of a living room. However, after much time and effort, still didn't manage to find the assassin on The Battle for Angelus Prime.
Also, have your piggy bank ready, because you'll smash it as soon as you enter the Warhammer World shop.
I had the oportunity to meet Max one of the Lead Designers from GW and the legend "two thin coats" Duncan.
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