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Thousand Sons.
Games for painting table. Acrylic, brush.

these are some sexy minis.

is the sword on the krannon conversion from the wizards set in empire? Because I love that sword.

Gorgeous, vibrant colours. Top work.

Hats off to you sir, great job.

Wow, just wow.

Gorgeous minis mate! I'm a big fan of the Thousand Sons and you've done them justice : )

These are fantastic, but I thought TSons were all dust?

All of them except these guys. They were away on vacation during that whole Rubric business

No but these are great. The purples make it look extra warpy. Really dig it.

I always thought Tzeetch marines were boring to paint, way to prove me wrong! This gives me ideas, maybe the Changer of Ways isn't so bad after all...

Great work.

Awesome

The freehand scales on everything, and the cape work especially, are just amazing. All the OSL, too, is pretty great.

You're extremely talented and I'm jealous.

Said it before and I'll say it again -

Love it. Nice contrast of colors.

 Scipio Africanus wrote:


is the sword on the krannon conversion from the wizards set in empire? Because I love that sword.

It is from the WoC Tzeentch Lord on Disk from Fantasy.

Also, the only thousands who were spared from turning into dust were the psykers (even the most minor psychic ability).

I personally love this, the standard bearer behind Ahriman and the Krannon conversion look soooooo good.

I teared up some that is so beautiful.

I'm actually painting up a Thousand Sons army with a similar style to these so this is very inspiring work.
Excellent design and stunning painting!

I am in love with these! Inspiring.

Some of the pics don't do justice to your models! Awesome work I really like the face of the guy with the mace .

Thank you all)
I just drew. Customer wanted to paint starter set warriors of Chaos Thousand Sons. I understand that there is a question)) I replaced them Shoulders that used more like TS)



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This - option mural for the game table, gaming and inexpensive)))

I dont know if its your OSL skills or you found some kind of glowing paints! Hands down awesome work!! The lightning effects on the sorceres purple sword is the best I have ever seen

Loving how the colours pop out. Nice work!

Awesome looking minis!
For Chaos!!!!

I would love to play against this beautiful army! Great work!

SOOOO AWESOME and so Tzeentchy. Very nice OSL and stippling. Really top notch. Cheers.

Wow, normally I'm not a fan of the post heresy thousand sons scheme these models are georgous! I love your use of purple to accent the blue!

Nice stuff! I really like the scale effect on the Helldrake.

Thanks all)

Wow these look amazing!

They're well done, to be sure. But I really don't look at those Dark Vengeance models as Thousand Sons. More the fault of Games Workshop's lack of support for that specific traitor legion than anything else, but you could change the story behind the miniatures to members from another renegade warband that follow and/or supports the Thousand Sons. Having just started reading Ahriman: Sorcerer, I've been a bit tempted to do that myself. It'd allow enough breathing room to get more units in that the Thousand Sons wouldn't normally have (such as non-rubic/sorcerer infantry) while still staying true to the narrative. The best part about the idea would be Ahriman, any Rubric squads, and maybe any Forgeworld Dreadnaughts/insignia'd vehicles you might have would still be Thousand Sons themselves. There's reason to justify them looking similar, too.