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I created some movement trays. I used leftover cardboard, wooden sticks and some glue. Added a little texture and painted them. Here are some freshly painted undead, dipping their toes in a pair of finnished trays.

First multiplayer test game booked 1st of june, I will paint as much as I can for it

I made some progress this weekend with the tomb kings. I finished some more units for the test game, and also I made a little display for them. I will try to completly paint their army until saturday, wich means another unit of archers, 3 chariots and a necro-priest.

Then if Rah is willing, I will finnish some of the bretonnians too.

As my tomb kings have 1000pts ready, it's time to shift the focus to the bretonnians. I have painted a pair of knight, some men at arms and a wizard (counts as damsel). Lastly a group shot of the merry and currently painted band of warriors.

Such tiny knights, but so detailed, it's neat.

These look exceptionally nice.

If not for the sunk cost fallacy, I would switch over to 10 mm myself

I love the display so much! Wonderful work.

Very cool! I have a “half scale” Kings of war /WHFB thing going. It ends up about 10 to 12mm scale because I halve all the base sizes, and to not have headaches ranking the models up I drop the models themselves a bit smaller than old school WHFB.




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 Moscha wrote:
These look exceptionally nice.

If not for the sunk cost fallacy, I would switch over to 10 mm myself

On the upside, a 10mm regiment of 20 models as would be typical of WHFB only takes, like, a couple of hours to paint, lol.

Bloody brilliant to be building and painting things at that tiny level and customize them as well. Highly impressive. Can't wait to see more painted up. As a terrain person - what terrain do you use for the board? I feel like this is something you could literally bring onto a train and play as you travel as long as you've got some magnets and a fold out board.

Thanks for all the comments, very encouraging! Here are a now 12 men strong unit of men at arms.

Regarding terrain, a table can be forgivingly small. Here is an example (72x48cm), overstuffed with terrain pieces. I intend to make a dedicated desert theme board for these armies, but here is some showcases. Hills made out of cork intended for hot pots.
Trees made out of pipe cleaners. Fields made out of cut door mats. Houses bought as resin pieces and painted. Rough swamp made out of cardboard, filler and some vallejo water effects.
The mat is just some painted green cloth.