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The finished unit.


With Bray-shaman.


The rear rank, showing amphorae and a dire mace.


Closeup of an axeman.


Closeup of a hammerer.


Closeup of the musician.


The unit champion with falx and amphora.

Those amphoras are quite interesting, what are they drinking?

Heady wines and noxious liquors that drive them into battle heedless of their own safety.

not a fan of the sorcerrer in the middle(I thinks thats what your shooting for), but I love the rest of it. Consider idea stolen

These are cool! I have seen that conversion elsewhere but your is the nicest so far


//Edge

These are great. I bet your exciting about the new armybook right?? Keep posting I really like the dirty grity lokks of them..

over and out avach

Sorry, those original pics were rubbish. I've replaced them with better ones.

And on another thread people asked to see the shaman, so here he is:


Thanks for all the comments so far!

Dude, this rocks. I love it!

Okay, so here's a question for the expert painters out there:

As you may be able to see I attempted NMM on the armour, but I used actual metallic paint for the weapon blades and maille. Is it somehow offensive/ugly/crossing the streams to mix NMM and MM on the same mini?

Sorry about the blur, but I just want to look at basic body shape at this point.

A long time ago some genius here posted their "centibitches" conversion, using Daemonette torsos and warhound bodies. I always forget their name. I'm trying to swipe their idea, but with the new warhounds I've got a choice of which to use. Which do you think looks better?

as I see it,
New Warhounds - Pro:
Much easier to work with (plastic)
Bulkier chest area, looks more cavalry-like
No silly gaping chest wounds to be GSed over.

New Warhounds - Con:
Tails are silly, and I'm inclined to leave them off entirely.
Static poses
Hindquarters are beefy, don't really fit the daemonette look

Old Warhounds - Pro:
Longer, lither, more active, poses
limbs more in proportion with Daemonette

Old Warhounds - Con:
Metal - much harder for me to saw through

What do you all think?