Showing posts with label Warhammer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warhammer. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 June 2014

Blood Bowl Norse!

Been a while, so here's a few updates, starting with a new Blood Bowl team...

Boris Johanson Runner #1

I was happy with the skin (I hate painting skin, but I need to learn) and I love the giant wings on his head. The colour scheme was originally going to be blue and white, but it seems almost every Norse team has that scheme, so I went with the Purple People Eaters instead.




And the rest of the team...

They are pretty classic Marauder based Norse conversions, with a werewolf themed big guy, courtesy of Mierce Miniatures awesome creations (looking forward to getting him painted up!) and Willy Miniatures Werewolves (Ulfwerener) - top heavy, but the best BB Werewolves I've seen...


The Marauder miniatures are getting old (horrid mouldlines, bobble heads etc), but are still the best option for creating a Norse team at the minimum cost (plus I got extras for a Chaos Pact team too!). To get in the mood I just purchased Rumble in the Jungle from Ebay, so expect an Amazon team to be next.



Cheers Laney

Monday, 21 April 2014

Blood Bowl Skaven!

Along with the Mordheim warband, I've been tinkering with a Skaven Blood Bowl Team - the Cripple Peak Cutters. The line up for the TV1000 is fairly standard at...

4 Gutter Runners
2 Blitzers
1 Thrower
4 Linerats
and some re-rolls

Here is Mirk Warpfang of the Cripple Peak Cutters...




Cheers Laney


Monday, 14 April 2014

Mordheim Skaven

Just a quick one, with a few pics...

Here is the start of my Mordheim Skaven Warband Hidden Eshin, Weeping Claw


The fledgling warband: Assassin adept, black skaven, gutter runners and Threek Twintail (standard bearer)

A close up on my Assassin

Some bases for Mordheim (Skaven and possibly a human warband too)

My Eshin Sorcerer (for a painting competition)


The warp lightning effect is made from crushed metal grid, which is twisted into shape. It is heavy and this means you need to counterbalance the model (hence the slate 'steps').

Laney