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Hey all! I'm running a variant of Kill Teams for my Gaming Group, and I have been itching to play IG. So, here's the perfect opportunity!

I named them the AGL: Anti Gungan League. Mainly because I hate Gungans, they absolutely ruined Star Wars for me. The other probably anti-fluffy thing I've done is based them all on characters from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, my favorite show. I guess it goes without saying, this is done mostly for fun and for the conversion and basing opportunities.

I've always loved the Savlar Chemdogs, and have wanted to make an army of them. Lucky for me, I no longer have to convert Space Marine heads any longer now that MaxMini makes neat looking respirators.

My team is still a work in progress. All are built, most are primed, and I've even started painting. I'm going to use mainly washes, which give a nice effect for the models...but are really easy to mess up! I'm really going for a Frank Miller Sin City look on them.

Without further wordiness, here they are!

The AGL:



Rickety Cricket



Greenman



McPoyle



Charlie



Frank



Wade Tress



Sweet Dee



Mac



Dennis



Tyranus (Not an 'Always Sunny' reference, but let's see who can guess

Awesome
Good luck with them.

Very nice, though next time you take pics, don't use flash. The glare makes it quite hard to pick out details.

I look forward to seeing more.

...I thought I had shut that pesky Flash off...I was using a direct light though. I was too lazy/busy to bust out my converted wine box photo box

they are looking qquite good. I look forward to see them painted. Any chance yyou will post batreps? Any ways, Big up.

Dez wrote:I was too lazy/busy to bust out my converted wine box photo box

That's classy. Like the Always Sunny characters, should be fun to follow this blog.

Yeah I built my camera out of a soda can

are you usin the killteam rule??? if so didnt tink you can use vhiecles???
any way looking cool

The new Kill Teams rules don't say anything about it, just 200 points and under with restrictions on the FOC

There will be some Battle Reports. In a nutshell, I played 4 games last night and won half. The mission was:

There are D3 + 3 Objectives placed at least 12" from the table edges and 6" from each other. These are placed before any table sides are chosen.The objectives can be picked up and carried by any model. Objects are picked up during the shooting phase, and replace any shooting/running the model would do. The model then needs to make it off any table edge in order to claim the objective. Whomever claims more objectives wins unless the opponent routs.

Models may not shoot while they have Supplies. Once a model moves off the table with the supplies, it is out of the game but does not count towards routing. Vehicles may not move flat out, due to the volatile nature of their cargo.


My last game was ridiculous, against Slaanesh Daemons which whooped me up pretty badly. I had turn one, and had him 1 model away from tests. He continued to pass leadership, and stomp my poor team into the mud. To the man! Funny enough, we both thought I had him on turn 2 because he rolled a 9...but they are leadership 10!

Before that, I played a small Tau game. 2 Crisis suits (or whatever they are), a Piranha and 2 drones. My first turn, Sweet Dee took out the Piranha. Autocannons took care of the drones, and plasma/snipers took a wound or 2 off the suits. So, leadership already. It was a very short game, and shooting proved to be futile for my poor Fish'ead friend.

My second game was against Blood Angels (second against Blood Angels too!) He took 7 Sternguard. Needless to say, I forced him to fail enough saves to cause him to rout. Luckily before he was able to do any considerable shooting

My first game, I got beat up by Jump Pack Blood Angels. It's mostly my fault as well, I placed 3 objectives, all near the same table edge. I then lost the roll for first turn, and lamented my decision My shooting was fun, I was able to make him drop the objectives a couple times.