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I am playing very casually I: Martyr at the moment.
Easy mode, just to get the story, maybe 1 or 2 mission an evening. Big fun so far.


I also inspired me to dig out some 10 to 20 years old minis and retouch them a bit.
Similar to the treatment my old school Eldar received: http://www.adpublishing.de/html/eldar.html

So here we go, old school metal Inquisitor related minis:

Inquisitorial Death Cult Assassins


Inquisitor Hand and two Henchmen from the Daemonifuge comic.
I painted him in the colours that are shown in the Inquis Exterminatus book.
The miniature is from the limited edition diorama set with Sister Stern.

Inquisitor Coteaz right out of the box. This minis was lying around since the release of the 1st Grey Knight Codex.
After seeing the absolutely fantastic fan made CGI movie trailer for “LordI” I decided to dig him out of the “Lead Pile” TM and give him a red paintjob as shown in the trailer.
The second mini is an age old Daemonhunter...
For months a half painted conversion was sitting on my desk. Basically a very old Terminator Armour wearing Inquisitor from Jes Goodwin, armed with a force halberd and a psycannon from the current Grey Knight range. Works quite well for me.

And two more pics!

Inquisitorial Crusader and Henchman


Old school Imperial Assassins

Your painting is fantastic, but holy smokes is that demon hunter terminator ugly. Was terminator armor originally like a robot suit where a person's head was grafted into its chest? Because otherwise I want to know what kind of anatomy the sculptor was studying, lol.

yep termi armor used to have some "interesting" features!