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I'm making progress on my War Transformed forces, which will be German and likely French.

Here are my first four infantry troops and a Witch of the Crone for Germany.





Feedback welcomed.

Nice work on both, and I love love love the use of tufts on the basing and witch model too!

 Ragsta wrote:
Nice work on both, and I love love love the use of tufts on the basing and witch model too!

Thank you so much. In the lore for this game, the more the blood flows, the more the grass grows. So lots of verdant basing for my forces.

cheers, I'll post more as I go.

Nice work. I saw the ad for this game in Wargames Illustrated. Interested to see more.

I like the tufts in the witches hand, It really ties her to the base. It makes me think she's out harvesting herbs for some rituals. My only complaint is that the photo is a little blurry.

 Mr Nobody wrote:
I like the tufts in the witches hand, It really ties her to the base. It makes me think she's out harvesting herbs for some rituals. My only complaint is that the photo is a little blurry.

Thank you so much -- and yes that pic is not stellar. I think the staff pointing in front of the model really threw my camera for a loop.

I finished some additional infantry -- this time without gas masks. Such good fun to paint.

Cheers to all for the comments and views.

I have something different and special up next on the hobby desk.