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I love the terrain, and the paintjobs on those tanks.

One question though:

How fragile is the Heirophant? When I was it up on that building I gasped. Aren't those leggs really breakable?

The Hierophant is pretty rugged. Luckily the resin is more likely to bend then it is to beak. When I store it, however, I need to rest it on a stand or the legs will warp under the weight.

That was awesome from the vehicles to the ruins. Amid the cool super heavies & monsters it was good seeing an old school rhino & immolator.

very devastating and aspiring battle! Brief and sweet pictures and painting of those models, especially those superheavy tank and forgeworld tank (i think).

Once again your have a totally beautiful army. with great photos you sir a new found hero.