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More work on Korst's Windriders! While the other two are being simple green'd, and forgeworld are sending my Scimitar (attack bike) across the waves, this guy is nearly done!









Also worked on the Thunder Warrior Marauder Chieftain I built out of an Orruk and assorted bitz







His armour is made of pieces of the Legiones he's defeated; Iron Warriors and World Eaters primarily

Nothing fantastically amazing today, but I did pick up a box of the new GW Sector Imperialis bases for my Wolves; they're either fighting the 13th Black Crusade or battling across a similar Imperial hellscape later in time :p

The rebasing begins....

The Wolf Guard Yngling, called The Grim for his terse and unforgiving demeanor, was a celebrated hunter even before he joined the ranks of the Sky Warriors. Fighting across the Sea of Stars, Yngling rose swiftly through the ranks, his hunter's instincts serving him well on the battlefield. Now an old- some would say ancient- warrior, Yngling still fights at the forefront of the battle, seeking worthy prey for his blade and bolter. Be they rampaging Tyranid, brutal Ork, Wraith-Construct or the darkest of traitors and mutants, once Yngling has their scent they will not live overlong









Kurgan Blackclaw owes fealty to Vorten Stormhand, a young and brash warrior. For all his bravado, however, Vorten is no fool- he trusts his Wolf Guard as few others do. Blackclaw is particularly trusted, and Stormhand has given into his care a pack of Blood Claws- the future of his company. It is Blackclaw's honour that he has never been found wanting in his Lord's eyes, and his pack regularly leads the charge.








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From the Space Wolves codex:

"The dark tunnles that twist and wind through the mountain's heart are prowled by numberless thralls and allies of the Space Wolves. These thralls may be man, wolf, machine or a horrible fusion of all three, but even though many are terrible to behold they are each noble of purpose."

Here's my counts-as Cyberwolves, part man, part machine and part wolf. the FLGS had a sale on the old metal Centigor models





Still more to do, including sorting out their other 3 siblings, but I'll get to it.... eventually

Good evening!
Started painting Yngling, had to remove his cloak to do a proper job.... ah well.







He'll be leading these blokes in a Stormwolf









I'll get some better pictures of the squad tomorrow, after they've been based properly

Didn't get around to basing Yngling's pack yet, had some AdMech to play with instead. Did, however, get a wash on Yngling. Need to let it dry and then I'll have him finished by lunch (ish)










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More Yngling, with the red completed and the first layer of gray on

Some greenstuff work on the cyberwolf-centaurs. Not long now and they'll be leading many wolves













Mostly just tried to mimic their existing hair but I did attempt a braid on the guy with the chainsword. Time will tell

Finally finished painting Grim Yngling, just need to assemble his personalised Stormwolf and he's good to go

While the Wolf Guard Yngling commands one of the smallest divisions of the Lost Companies, his forces have an impressive combat record. Each is a veteran with decades of experience, and all are armed and equipped for the most brutal and savage of warzones imaginable. More than a third of the terminator-armoured warriors in the whole Lost Companies belong to Yngling's company.



























































As promised, Yngling's Pack! I thought I'd finished these guys, but not so much... ah well. I'm going to repaint all the Loyalist bolters red, to match Yngling's, and need to assemble their transports too

Excelent, loving the ice blades and the renegade armor parts !

Thanks KernelTerror, the mix of Imperial and renegade was what attracted me to the army in the first place And the frost blades might be expensive but they're worth it

Rewrote my list to fit into the Wolf Claw Strike Force, almost completed Greatpack Jorek (Almost completely maxed out Greatpack) Just need to finish my Wolf Scouts and Thunderwolf Riders. Got out the greenstuff and glue, and sourced the right bitz, and here we have 2 of 6 of Gunnar's Riders, ready for painting

And the Greatpack is nearly done! This is the last unfinished model, the Stormwolf for Tymvaul Black-Cull's Blood Claws





Decided I could better use the Iron Priest bitz elsewhere, probably leading my Spear of Russ

Also built this guy as a Wulfen Guard pack leader. Most likely going to run him as Gabriel Seth, probably with suitable converted Death Company out of a Stormraven with dreadnought support

Painted up the second Contemptor for the Winterborn, still unnamed and needs transfers but he matches his squad-mate pretty well I think


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No, not a bad 80's action flick, nor a halloween My Little Pony episode; it's my first fully built Cyberwolf

The gene-template for these creatures has been long held by the Wolf Priests of the Space Wolves, who use the beasts for simple labour. Intensely strong and resilient, they are of low intelligence, capable of performing simple manual tasks and little more. On occasion they accompany packs of Fenrisian Wolves or Iron Priests into battle.

And another mighty thread! I use just the one massive thread myself.

Thanks Shasolenzabi, and welcome to my Space Wolves
I started with this one, but it got pretty schizophrenic so I branched out

Kurnost wrote:
Thanks Shasolenzabi, and welcome to my Space Wolves
I started with this one, but it got pretty schizophrenic so I branched out

That explains it. so, not sure where the centaur fits in all of this,

In truth, a lot of the randomness I create comes from "Where the hell can I fit this?"

Kurnost wrote:
In truth, a lot of the randomness I create comes from "Where the hell can I fit this?"

So basically doing like me and finding, or creating a niche for the minis that are odd men out so to speak!

Definitely, Shasolenzabi. The perks of years and years of buying without a plan

So, haven't forgotten the Lost Companies- just had some time issues recently.

Finished the Heralds of the Great Wolf formation for my Great Company, and of course they're the Heralds of Greatwolf. Radd Ingolsson, Wolf Priest; Frald Snowson, Rune Priest; and Hogni Halfman, Thunderwolf-mounted Iron Priest.

No pics of Hogni yet, but here's Radd Ingolsson, Wolf Priest of the Lost Companies and my first ever counts-as Cataphractii terminator (I've had this model a while). His ornate bolter represents The Bite of Fenris relic.







And Frald Snowson, Rune Priest of the Lost Companies and former commander of the Moonborn Company








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Alvring, Lone Wolf with Combi-Plasma and Storm Shield









Alvring's armour, in common with all the Lost Companies Wolves, has been crudely repaired by the wearer. The blackened plates were taken from defeated Black Legionnaires fighting at the Cadian Gate. His combi-plasma gun was taken from an Imperial Fist veteran fallen in the same conflict. According to Fenrisian beliefs, such weapons recovered from dead friends and allies are wight-gifts, and are believed to be a gift from the soul of the departed warrior to aid those still fighting. Following these beliefs, Alvring is oath-bound to do nothing to bring dishonour or shame upon the weapon or its former bearer, and to return it to that mans kin when he has no further use of it. In practise this means he will endeavour to return the gun to the Imperial Fists, and if possible to the captain of the former bearer's Company. The oath paper affixed to his gauntlet records this oath, and the name and company of the fallen Imperial Fist. Aside from this token, Alvring's armour bears little decoration; as a Lone Wolf he has stipped his armour of pack and company markings

So while cleaning I found an unopened box of the new 32mm Sector Imperialis bases, which probably means I can finish basing my entire Great Company and probably most of my Wolfbrothers too. A clean house is not always a sign of a wasted life

A man after my own heart with the choice of colour scheme. Proper grey is so much smarter than candy blue!

And i love the conversions throughout. I wish I had the patience to put as much effort into making each of my figures as unique as possible...but alas i don't haha

Nice use if the black armour. Looks cool and provides a nice narrative hook.

EDC

Hey EDC. I like to have a story for each of my characters.

The wolves return!

Hey Xeanee! Welcome! I was just checking out your wolves earlier, very nice work. I agree, grey is better. We're not Ultramarines after all!

I can see your post Kurnos

Thanks Shaso, turns out it was just a minor glitch. Thanks for the assist

Kurnost wrote:
Thanks Shaso, turns out it was just a minor glitch. Thanks for the assist

No problem!