Some of my new Daemon HQ choises.

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**masquerade81**

Here are a few of my new daemon HQ choises. Two Heralds of Khorne on Juggernauts and Fateweaver.

Omg! Ignore the dusty as hell keyboard in the background

**UnCool Villain**

Nice work, I especially like the fateweaver and the bases are great.

**masquerade81**

Thx. The bases are made out of cork board, painted black and then i drybrushed them with elf grey and gave a complete wash with watered down Vallejo pigments brown pigment number 73110. Really easy and fast

**painkiller66678**

Wow, great stuff, very impressive. The one blade on the blood letter, the lighting is a little wrong.

**Robbietobbie**

Really good job! Especially fateweaver looks great IMHO

**Ratius**

Absolutely loving Fatey.
I really like the BLs on the Crushers but for a small criticism I feel the Crushers are a little too brass for me.

**masquerade81**

After doing the bases on Fateweaver, my daemon princes insisted that they get new cool bases too as their old ones were flat and dull

So the models are not new, but the bases really bring some new life to them.

Here are the old bases:

**Atropus**

I love the color choices you made.

**Paint_To_Redemption**

Badass! Like the blues on the daemon princes.

**Tyranidcrusher**

Those Bases are so cool, are they made of cork?

**masquerade81**

Tyranidcrusher wrote:
Those Bases are so cool, are they made of cork?

Yes, cork board ripped into small pieces and glued on top of eachother, then added some sand and gravel, and primed black, drybrushed light grey and gave it a wash of vatered down Vallejo pigments Burnt Umber pigment powder. Then just purity sealed it in. Simple and looks so good!

**Theofilos**

Nice work! Never had Belakor close to another daemon prince to see the difference