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Hello all,

I've been working on a DOW project for about two years now. Initially, I had the idea to run my DOW with a Marienburg theme-- thinking that it would be fun to imagine the army as a force hired by the city to fight off the advances of some ambitions elector count. Over time, however, the miniatures started taking on a feel of their own.

Please let me know what you think

-Alex
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Looks good- A colourful mix.

I really like the variety of models and the colourful pics.

Bon travail!

I love that scottish ogre.

It looks good!

How about some close up shots of the individual units?

Love that Scottish giant. Looks really nice and bright. Good work.

Thanks for the comments.

@ M'Kachen's Nemesis and Hyenajoe: it's great to see some other French voices on the forum -- I hadn't even though to search out French gamers on Dakka (what an oversight!).

With regard to the Giant: yeah, I'm totally in love with the mini. The basic body is available through Reaper, but, I've done some green-stuffing (including his silly hat).

I'll get some closer and better pics in the near future.

Thanks

These are great, always been a fan of Dogs of war, nice to see a well presented and colourful army!

very nice

The scottish - looking giant on the right of the last picture is awesome, very creative!

Thats a great looking force.

Awesome army. Where are those Dwarf slayer models from?

Thanks for the kind comments.

@ scotty kahn:
Thanks much. The Dwarven models are from a line put out by West Wind (I think) called "Dwarf Wars". They originally came with roman-looking shields, but, I've shaved them off and green-stuffed their hands. Aside from having to deal with mold lines, I highly recommend the miniature line.

Regards.

Truly unique - nice one. That makes me want to strip down my Bronzino's Galloper Guns and get painting again. That force was well worth spending the time on.

A nice mix of colours there, well done man.
I too am very fond of those trollslayer models.