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This project log will document the construction of the studio's Warhammer Fantasy Daemons of Chaos army.

For the first 1500 points of the army we'll be taking part in a tale of X gamers over on the Astronomican Forums. This means that each month there will be a £50 budget for purchasing new units for the army and atleast 1 unit per month must be completed.

Here's a picture of this month's purchases:



This includes:

1 x Daemons of Chaos army book: £15
1 x Unit of Bloodletters: £13.50
1 x AOW Herald of War: £9.95
12 x Resin Bases: £9.40

Total for Feb 2012: £47.85

Which leaves £2.25 to carry over to next month.

Stay tuned for more updates as we begin work on the army.

Looking forward to more

Hope to learn some things from your blog, take a look at my current daemons blog as well I'm no store quality but trying to keep a high standard http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/425249.page

@SpaceMarineCollector: I've been looking forward to starting this project so I'll try not to disappoint

@DaBenzsta08: Glad to know there are some more Daemon players around here and I've got to say your plog looks like it's progressing really well. Seems like you've got plenty to paint from the first couple of pictures so I'll look forward to seeing some more progress.

Update wise the first thing that was done was to drill some holes into the resin bases and add some magnets.



I'm going to be getting some movement trays, that match the design of the resin bases, aswell as a sheet of rubberized steel. I can glue the rubber steel down to the movement trays so the magnets can attach to it and as the steel itself isn't magnetized I won't have to worry about polarities.

Now that's done I can start building the models themselves

After the bases were done the models themselves were assembled. Here's a picture of the assembled Herald of Khorne:



and another of the Bloodletters:



Some of the models in the back rank have been converted so their swords point upwards to allow them to be ranked up more easily.Then after assembly the gaps in the models were all filled with greenstuff to give a nice smooth finish.