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I'm always ready for moar oldhammer!

Heheh glad you appreciate those, I certainly do. The two horned
ones especially give the vibe of warriors that have been crossing in and out of the warp for centuries, drifting further away from humanity, their flesh and armor merging into mad demonic killing machines.

So yeah, really happy with that supply drop, they are going to be a blast to paint.

Oldhammer always is! I just finished up one of the old 2nd ed Bloodletters. I'm tempted to start collecting oldhammer just because of how fun he was!

Being tempted is already having lost man ^^ ! I do not recall seeing that bloodletter, would you be hiding things from dakka ?

N..... no.

Hmmm okay, must have missed it then. But does Nurgle know you're having an affair with Khorne ^^ ?
Anyway, last WIP update before leaving for the weekend.

The Nurgle worm dude got his arms finished, and some tentacles around the head. Also a brain instead of a backpack.



Ant the Obliterator got the rest of his gun, and a melee weapon.



8 Models done, back to paint mode when I get back.

I'm torn between Nurgle and Malal. And it hurts my heart. Great work BTW!

Thanks man ! And I'm sure you'll make both of them happy !

Awwright, finished painting the latest requisitor !

Bossuet is a member of the Requisitor that was supposed to represent the state of the art killing machine of the Vivisector Cult, a cold mechanical executioner. And for a time it seemed that the prototype was a success, until the requisitors were sent to procure a demon possessed mace, the Pain Cross. The artifact seemed to have an unusually strong influence on Bossuet who plainly refused to hand it over tothe Cult. On a positive note, the ease with which he discarded the servitors that were tasks with disciplining him showed that both his intellect and martial skills had been improved, producing an even more interesting weapon.

Very grimdark! How many kits are his bits from?

Thanks mate ! Well, we have parts of a necron warrior, a cadian grenade launcher, Sauron's mace, some genestealer parts, a space marine knife and nurgling arms. Also greenstuff, plasticard, glue mixes and unidentified pieces of plastic and metal I found in my modeling drawer.

Tonight's finished model is the last son of the olbiterator !


If the requisitors are the current organization in charge of infiltrating the imperium on account of the Vivisector Cult, they are not the first such experiment. Gibbet was once part of such a group, composed of highly efficient and intelligent improved warriors, capable of operating unsupported behind enemy lines. But long ago, their group fell from grace and the whole experiment was called to an end. Unfortunately, the group refused to be terminated, and managed to escape their containment facility, with the exception of Gibbet, who remained loyal to his masters. Instead of being killed or sent to the repurposer, he was instead given a last task, that of eliminating his former brothers in arms. Unexpectedly, he managed to complete his task in a few centuries of tracking through the galaxy. At that point, the Requisitor project was well on its way, and the Cult decided to keep Gibbet active, in case they needed to terminate another experiment...





Thanks for looking, always interested in hearing your thoughts !

Honestly, this fluff is toi fething cool.

Thanks man, comes up while assembling/painting, so needs to be written ! And usually gives ideas for the following models.

Work has been nutters these last days, but was able to stop for a moment and progress on the lately assembled models.
The Nurgle Dude is done !


Vermine has been raving around the corridors of the Mill of Sickness ever since the cursed ship emerged from his final trip to the eye of terror. It is said that as the warp drives ultimately gave up, the immaterium explosion they released transformed anyone who stood in the engine room into brainless masses of flesh, fusing them to the walls. It is also said that Vermine was shielded from the explosion by his unquestionable faith in Nurgle, and had instead been raised into the superior being he now is. He now proclaims himself the Headsman of Nurgle and conduces the executions the twisted miasma of the Mill whispers to him, sometimes traveling for decades to meet and execute the condemned.





And some paint in progress on the Sacrifice to Sin Dreadnought

Lots of great conversions, as always!

Good evening Dakka. Been a while since I started that dread, but tonight I think I can call it done, hope you like it !


Altar is one of the Sacrifice to Sin's religious and decadency propaganda machine. Based ancient Hellbrute forsaken on the Sacrifice to Sin ever assaulted battleground, he now announces the arrival of the Circus of Sin with noise and slaughter. On top of his numerous mutated appendages, Altar also enjoys annihilating his opponents with his demonic gun whose behavior is as schizophrenic as that of the cult, when it is not spitting nails that rip the flesh, or chains that drags foes to him, it may also release flames from the warp or drugged vapours of ecstatic lethality.




Some say that the Astartes currently imprisoned into the dreadnought body is not his first inhabitant, but that the sarcophagus was originally found with a dead in-occupant, and that the Sacrifice to Sin waited centuries for an appropriate candidate. They eventually found one in an unfortunate loyalist chaplain, whose superhuman constitution allow to survive an heavy meltagun direct hit. Once fused with his new body, he was abandoned on the Soul of Disunion long enough to corrupt his faith into madness. Although It might just be stories born from the twisted and drugged mind of renegades, this would be in line with the use of Altar as the central point of many chaos worshiping rituals performed within the Sacrifice to Sin.



Altar never goes to battle without his two crew members. Saytt is a Slaanesh daemon dancer whose voice and moves corrupt the mind and resolution of the purest. The noise marine Llarsen accompanies her by playing the songs of the warp, and randomly shooting corrupted bolts as he goes along.




Thanks for looking, always interested in your thoughts !

So friggin cool!

Thanks mate, slaughtering loyalists is always more fun when listening to death metal played by a dreadnought !

That it is, but us malal followers prefer black metal
Really though, this is so cool!

Good point, good ol' misanthropic black metal ! But my guys' color scheme is not trve enough for black metal !

It is a chaos kvlt!

Finished one more model tonight, one more Requisitor.


In such a talent rich organization as the Vivisector cult's Requisitors, being an exceptional blades-man is usually not enough. As deadly with a sword a she is, the reasons the make Sscythe a valued Requisitor, are her speed, stealth, and her very respected talent at interrogation. Be it from her precise use of blades, or the toxins distilled by her mutated arm, she will usually make the unlucky captives of the Cult spill their secrets.

WELL THAT'S BADASS

Awesome. I think the marine on the Helbrutes shoulder should've been playing the guitar ala the guy in the latest mad max on the speaker truck.

Awesome stuff as ever.

EDC

Thanks guys, yeah putting a guitar player up there was probably heavily influenced by Mad Max !

Just finished an oldhammer dude

Inside the Vivisector Cult, where every member seems to never cease to create new heretic technologies, and research new domains in madness, The Gray Taskmaster silently incarnates the mechanic monotony of maintaining an infrastructure old of several millenniums.It is conjectured that he entered the service of the Cult among the first batch of simple discardable servants its creators brought in. By a combination of luck, awareness and technical efficiency, he managed to keep accomplishing its tasks without being digested and crushed by the machines and factories of the cult. He instead became part of it. Not taking part in the cults internal struggles for power, nor in its heretic scientific researches, he contents himself with perpetually inspecting and repairing the factories of the cult, and coordinating its swarms of lobotomized servants. Surviving through the centuries required him to maintain his body as well, task he accomplished by sealing it in antique power armor parts salvages along the way. He also managed to get his grip on an unique artifact, an helmet made of the assembly of the skull of a demon with a skull from a loyalist servant of the machine god. If the demon skull stays in place, the human one needs replacement every decade in order to keep providing the gray taskmaster with a deeper understanding of heretic machineries. But the cult is only too happy to pay these gory wages to such an useful tool.

And finished painting the two other oop minis, took me a while to settle on a color scheme, ended up picking up red gold and white, as I think it suits their new faction, kind of unaligned priests for all worshipers of chaos, independently of faction or allegiance.


The Warp Messiahs are a small ancient group of warriors that rarely leave the eye of Terror. For millenias, they instead have focused on exploring the Eye of Terror, meeting the twisted warriors and immortal creatures that dwell in its darkest places. Their perverted pilgrimages takes them well beyond the frontier between the reality and the warp, changing them, fusing their fleshes and armors, reaping their souls, and trading their humanity for the elevated immortality of demons. As such, they are able to travel the warp, especially when summoned by chaos sorcerers interested in the lore acquired by the messiahs during their voyages. But such information comes at a risk, as the Messiahs are still human enough to not be bound by the ritual of summoning.

Tenor is the herald of the messiahs, the one that talks for the gods. The strength of spirit of that individual only equals the damnation of his soul, as any other would have been annihilated or turned mad by the many conversations he had with ageless demons. If the stories he shares are probably his must dangerous weapon, he is never hesitant to make use of his ancient two barreled gun, and artifact given to him by an ascended warpsmith, capable of shooting shards of pure warp energy, condemning the target to a painful and slow damnation.

Organist is part of the warriors that usually follows tenor through his quest for knowledge. He does not talk, but always listens to the stories of his master. It is said that for each one of them, a corresponding cursed ammunition inhabits his heavy bolter's cursed clip. Depending on the story Tenor is declaiming, Organist will accompany him by shooting Nurgle's plague, Tzeentch's fire, or any other curse he received when the story was initially told to Tenor by a creature of the warp.

Thanks for watching, that was the last unpainted minis I had lying around. But of course, lots if new builds to get started on to please the powers of ruin.

I think I'm starting to understand your fluff.
The taskmaster is probably my favourite in terms of fluff of yours so far and the model is gorgeous! Great work on the messiahs as well!

Hahaha thanks man, yeah might not be the clearest writings on the Internet. Maybe I should update the unreadable graphs from earlier, would be a bit less confusing...or maybe that would make it worse ^^ ?

Glad you like the taskmaster, that mini has so mush going on, from the weird organic skull helmet to the gun-with-a-demon chainsaw and the unique armor platings. Unfortunately marines must have been smaller at the time of its release, so making him a CSM Veteran would have been weird, had to come up with another story.

Those bloodletters in PA are interesting models. I really like the scheme you've used for them.

EDC