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Demon sprue + FG cultist sprue + Imperial Guard spare bits = somewhat mutated Chaos cultists for 40K?

Painted Key-masters of the Red King;

In my language we have a saying "dark as the inside of a horn" and it's cracking me up.

I was a bit bummed there are no wings on the sprue as well. They'd certainly have been useful in conversions.

Still want some though.

Those two horn-eyes guys’ poses are begging me to place them behind an 80’s keyboard synthesizer. They can DJ New Order’s Halloween dancetronica party.

Conversion pack is back+Gnolls armed with these weapons:

Demons should be out today, hopefully I can get a box over the border before 1.1.

 lord_blackfang wrote:
Demons should be out today, hopefully I can get a box over the border before 1.1.

Please post the pics of the built models

Thaumaturge Apprentice

The Red King review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RBrsQYJCk4

Conversion set for Frostgrave Ghost Archipelago Crewmen

I know we're not supposed to say the P word but they sure look like Pirates to me...

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
I know we're not supposed to say the P word but they sure look like Pirates to me...

I forgot to add that it is actually called 'Pirate conversion set'

The Foulhorn. This baby is metal so will weight a bit.

Demons unboxing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFOj34VL_DA
and
Herald of the Red King

That Red King is my favorite metal miniature in their whole line. That guy’s got a great presence, a clean sculpt and fantastic design. I really wish he were available in resin.

Those Demons would make perfect bestigors, of I didn't already have 10 boxes of their Gnolls I'd be all over these guys.

The armour looks fantastic and will make these an absolute doddle to paint.

Great work Northstar Miniatures.

Here some guy posted his painted demons/Red King servants https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=128688.0

Frostgrave week on a Beasts of War, and a talk with the Joe about Second Ed. etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPdJCGspgWA

Another video from the Frostgrave week on Beasts of War. This time about Kromlech terrain dedicated to Frostgrave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO0AD02OQVE

Unboxing of the Knights from Beasts of Wars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QMiYTdxFa8

Knights look really good.

A side note, why does the title have ae for Demon? That’s not the spelling in Frostgrave is it?

Kernigguts have been out for a while. They're nice, they don't mix and match very well with the other plastic kits in the range though as a warning - the proportions are a bit different - but they're great for making specialists that stand out a bit more from your other soldiers.

Need to get the Knight box. Currently waitImg for the girly Knight II box as I’ll mix and match the pieces.

To qoute Northstar: ''Frostgrave Demons.
If you bought the Frostgrave plastic Demons, this might be of interest to you.
It was impossible to add wings to the plastic frame, and as only one type of Hrut is winged we decided to drop them in favour of more arm and weapon options.
But come the new year, we're planning to give you some 'wing options'. We're going to make them in metal and resin so they'll be available to buy. We're also going to make the digital design available for you 3D printer types to download for free, and print your own off.
We'll get on with this mid-Jan.''

 Shadow Walker wrote:
"We're also going to make the digital design available for you 3D printer types to download for free, and print your own off."

Well that's an interesting strategy. Good stuff.

That's an excellent strategy

I'm cool with that. Probably printing them at home is easiest.

Reminds me of how I would often have my dad make wings out of cardstock for various dragon- like action figures as it drove me nuts none of them had wings.

The Dragonriders of the Styx immediately spring to mind being one such project. I guess we got started kitbashing pretty early on!

A sample of the metal version of the demon wings:

I love that they are giving the 3d file away for this. I wonder if they did more free 3d accessories if that would sell additional kits.

I mean, alternatively one could argue that 3d printer folk would just design figures to print and use the accessories with, but I love that they're trying this.