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 inmygravenimage wrote:
The gene with no name... The lone gene-man... The good , the bad and the steal-y... Looks ace!

Thanks Graven! I also loved youwashocks "geneslinger" although my mind immediately went to the scene in Silence of the Lambs, where Hannibal's cell neighbor slings his genes at Clarice

And I made a big push with him today, base is the next step and correcting stuff, I hate those big photos that show every flaw, when you paint like me

That's a great model, and your paint-job is really bringing out the cowboy-outlaw in him!

Thanks Gwyn! It's hard not to hear Morricone when looking at this model

And he's done, but I messed up the lighting, so I have to do some new ones the next days, but wouldn't want to waste the ones I already did, so here goes...

The Gene Genie.

"You are surrounded by three-armed [Expletive Deleted]s".

He’s a really cool model, and you’ve painted him very well. Looks great with all the terrain, hope to see the pics with better light soon!

Have Gene, Will Travel.

Nice work, man!

Excommunicatus wrote:The Gene Genie.

"You are surrounded by three-armed [Expletive Deleted]s".

gobert wrote:He’s a really cool model, and you’ve painted him very well. Looks great with all the terrain, hope to see the pics with better light soon!

youwashock wrote:Have Gene, Will Travel.

Nice work, man!

Thanks guys, he was fun to paint! I already located my softbox and will take new pics this evening after work.

It's not yet March, but I'm trying to use the coming month to tackle a lot of WarCry stuff. Bought the starter last year on release, but have still to play the first game. But everything I read about it sounds good, so I bought a lot of stuff the last weeks and will try to built and paint the stuff pictured later.
Luckily, I have already some stuff ready to play, namely Kharadron Overlords, where I have every option painted.
Arcanites from Silver Tower are painted too (friend of mine bought them this way off ebay and gifted them to me a while ago). They are lacking Tzaangor Enlightened/Skyfires, but they are already on the way.
Mawtribes are in the process of painting, they are already primed and I got some Ironguts of ebay last week.
Corvus Cabal are also primed and will see a lot of contrast color testing.
Nighthaunt arrived today and will get a simple scheme, haven't decided yet, if I go with fleshy/bloody or monochrome.
Terrain is built, partly painted and two buildings still need to be primed.
Last but not least there's monsters & mercenaries waiting to be primed and painted.

And I got some kelermorph shots with better lighting.

Exciting to see such a variety of new stuff coming up! What’s gonna be your priority?

Terrain is priority, everything primed and started is hopefully finished in the course of the next week. After that I want to get Ogors and Corvus Cabal ready to play. Let's see if I stick to this

Viterbi,

Hybrid looks great.

Cheers,

CB

Warcry is a really fun game. Its not the best game out there, but its easy to pick up and roll some dice with your friends and I have enjoyed it every time I have played. Good to see you already have a warband ready to go!

Captain Brown wrote:Viterbi,

Hybrid looks great.

Cheers,

CB

Thanks Captain!

squall018 wrote:Warcry is a really fun game. Its not the best game out there, but its easy to pick up and roll some dice with your friends and I have enjoyed it every time I have played. Good to see you already have a warband ready to go!

Seeing as we'll be playing it in our little group (three friends and me) I think the rules will suffice. Had a second read through them last night and they seem simple enough to make for a quick game. And because we're playing Mordheim, we're used to do some houseruling, if it works better
We'll probably start with some test games, before I hope we go into campaign mode.

Have you played any other warband than ogors? And can you recommend which models to use? Have gluttons, ironguts, leadbelchers and grots readily available, if not all painted.

Short diversion (it's not March after all), because tonight it's Mordheim. Chainrasp will be played as another dreg and the gryph-hound is painted as a statue that was brought to life by dark magic (mini will be played as a dire wolf).

Cool idea with the hound. Red Skull looks good, too.

That Kellermorph is fabulous! Nice work on the cloak, and a great selection of colors overall.

youwashock wrote:Cool idea with the hound. Red Skull looks good, too.

Thanks youwashock, although as most of the time, the idea was born out of laziness and the question how to paint that model in 5 minutes

MacPhail wrote:That Kellermorph is fabulous! Nice work on the cloak, and a great selection of colors overall.

Thanks MacPhail! I did a neophyte test model last year and was really happy with the scheme. Truth be told after finishing the gunslinger I wanted to immediately paint other genestealer cult models for kill team, but I have to stay strong to get WarCry on the track.

Speaking of which, I finished all the wooden details. Hate painting terrain, so keeping it simple, Wyldwood as a base, drybrush with Tau Light Ochre and now to pick out stone work and skulls and finish of with Blodd for the Blood God.

And played to rounds of Mordheim yesterday. Had a Dark Elf Assassin whose initiative is 8 (he leveled up), so he can jump of high buildings with super hero landing. First time he failed, because the chargee causes fear and I botched morale. After that he wreaked a little havoc in the following round.

Love seeing Mordheim being played so much.

To answer your question, I have not gotten to play Warcry with Ogres yet. I have played a lot with Iron Golems, Fleasheater Courts and Night Haunts. I am going to be getting some games in soon with the Ogres and will let you know how it goes!

Nice work with the Kellermorph, I particularly like the cloak. Mordheim games look fun, love that shot of the assassin pre jump - looks a long way down in that last shot. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the Warcry stuff

The Kellermorph is bob on, one of the great recent sculpts from GW and you have done it justice. Really looking forward into your bigger foray into Warcry, best of luck with it.

That last chainrasp looks pretty scary with his Spikey necklace, no wonder his head fell off! . The new scenery is progressing nicely too!

squall018 wrote:Love seeing Mordheim being played so much.

To answer your question, I have not gotten to play Warcry with Ogres yet. I have played a lot with Iron Golems, Fleasheater Courts and Night Haunts. I am going to be getting some games in soon with the Ogres and will let you know how it goes!

Thanks squall, that would be highly appreciated. I'll probably start with my corvus cabal, so that I get the motivation to paint them and may put the ogors a little of. Bought the nighthaunt box so may try them especially since they are so fast to paint.

Maharg wrote:Nice work with the Kellermorph, I particularly like the cloak. Mordheim games look fun, love that shot of the assassin pre jump - looks a long way down in that last shot. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the Warcry stuff

Thanks Maharg, he was fun to paint and happy that you like the cloak!
The Mordheim games are always fun, because the aftermatch can skew things in funny ways. You can win the scenario and lose two of your best heroes forever or get totally cheesed and every hero levels up and you come out on top. I believe we stopped play for 5 minutes to take assassin photos from every angle

ListenToMeWarriors wrote:The Kellermorph is bob on, one of the great recent sculpts from GW and you have done it justice. Really looking forward into your bigger foray into Warcry, best of luck with it.

Thanks ListenToMeWarriors, knowing your excellent GSC that means a lot!

gobert wrote:That last chainrasp looks pretty scary with his Spikey necklace, no wonder his head fell off! . The new scenery is progressing nicely too!

Thanks gobert and if that necklace wasn't inspired by the sculptor watching a Saw marathon, I'd be surprised

Made a little progress with the scenery and aiming to finish the small wooden stuff this evening, just needs contrast for brick and bone, based everything white again after splashing the contrast for the wood on. And built the ogroid and the crusher (the silver tower ogroid was already built) and primed them yesterday. They are motivation to finish every meh stuff, I'm not motivated to do, so I can have fun with these. Have already an idea how to paint the two ogroids.

Lovely scenics, are they "actual" AoS or homemade from chaos tank bits and stuff?

 inmygravenimage wrote:
Lovely scenics, are they "actual" AoS or homemade from chaos tank bits and stuff?

They are the terrain from the WarCry Starter Box. I never attempted scratchbuilt terrain and probably never will

Lovely looking minis and terrain.

Like the gryph hound, inspired by the thought of it being a statue a despicable vampire has brought to life.

Keep up the great work.

Viterbi,

The wooden terrain looks good.

Cheers,

CB

The terrain looks great! I like the evil gryph-hound too. It's such an interesting model.

howie wrote:Lovely looking minis and terrain.

Like the gryph hound, inspired by the thought of it being a statue a despicable vampire has brought to life.

Keep up the great work.

Captain Brown wrote:Viterbi,

The wooden terrain looks good.

Cheers,

CB

Pomander Cask wrote:The terrain looks great! I like the evil gryph-hound too. It's such an interesting model.

Thank you guys!

Wasn't completely idle, but did not finish all the wooden terrain because on piece has a lot of metal parts on it and I'll paint them together with other scenery that has metal too. On the bright side, I nearly finished Uncharted 4 and those lovely skeletons that I'll use in WarCry. Last but not least I got a vampire for Mordheim, but he lost his hand and broke his sword, so he'll get a new weapon. Can't decide, sword probably looks most natural, but a mace may be better in-game.

Cool Spikey Bits Viterbi, will they be getting blood on the ends? No idea what’s better in game, but the sword definitely looks a better fit aesthetically.

Disagree, I think that the pick looks fittingly savage to counterbalance the fine dress of the vamp!